নামঃ Sanika

গল্পঃ Growing up, I didn’t fully grasp the quiet wisdom behind my mother’s frugality. What seemed like thrift was really a lesson in discipline, planning, and thoughtful choices. From her folded notes to logging every expense, her habits shaped me deeply. Whenever I’d reach for two of something new, she’d gently ask, “What if you don’t like it?” I’d say, “I’ll throw it away.” And she’d reply, “Then it’s wasted — and so is the money. Why not buy something you know you’ll enjoy?” That was the first time I understood saving wasn’t about hoarding — it was about thinking ahead. Her habits — cooking at home, reusing gift wrap, waiting for sales — stuck with me. Now that I get pocket money, I actually stop and think before spending. I track my expenses and save a little each month. Thanks to her, saving money doesn’t feel like a chore. It feels like a superpower — one that helps me build a future, one thoughtful choice at a time.