Financial education starts with rearranging life priorities
There is a list of goods and services that are ‘worth going to work for every day’, beyond compulsive spending that satisfies certain pleasures. What is it?
- Massage chairs
Muscle aches and pains after a tiring day mess up your sleep and overall mood. Discomfort after physical exertion, muscle atrophy, migraines, shoulder and neck pain after 8 hours at a desk are challenges that 21st century man faces every day.
Fujiiryoki massage chairs are equipped with more than 80 customisable massage functions and programmes and double body profile scanning technology. In this way, users benefit from massage that is tailored to their individual needs, focusing on painful areas. The result? Release muscle tension, analgesic effect, tone muscles and prepare the body for a restful sleep.
- Quality mattresses
Sleep is essential to life. But not just any sleep. It’s important that your sleep schedule is top-notch, both qualitatively and quantitatively. So 8 hours of sleep interrupted by an uncomfortable mattress is useless. In addition, if you have back problems, then it is vital to choose a suitable model that provides you with an optimal resting environment. Mattresses have quite a long life span. They are also available in dozens of models that combine design with functionality. In conclusion, by investing in a premium mattress, you are investing in your own health.
- Holidays
Although there are opinions that holidays are expensive fads that we can do without. However, travel has its therapeutic purpose. A weekend getaway, a city break or a holiday of a few days helps to refresh your mind more than you might think. So, spy discounts on airfares, choose convenient accommodation, make a plan with sights to see and enjoy life. It could be a few days camping in the mountains, an off-season seaside getaway, a city-break at the Vienna Christmas Fair or exploring a destination you’ve long dreamed of. Set aside some money each month for your travel fund and when you feel the need for a refresh, change your environment.
- Education
Education is one of the best investments because the benefits are felt in all aspects of life and in the long term. Use any means to work on your education. Read books in your field of work or interest. Enrol in courses, learn a new foreign language, improve your skills in your area of work or try a vocational course. You’ll only gain. You can take your career to the next level. Discover new skills you never knew you had. You meet professionals and people with training to guide your development.
- Health
Of course, everything mentioned above already contributes to physical and mental well-being. However, the list of health-related investments could also be completed by life, home, car and travel insurance, plus regular medical check-ups. All are designed to provide you with comfort, security and control over your life.
These are the main points on the long list that are worth every penny. Of course, everyone has specific needs, so priorities are always different. However, safety and health should remain the golden rule, whatever your lifestyle.
