Here's something I thought would be interesting. What do you consider the one purchase where you got the most value for your money? I mean the absolute best value and why.
I have a few I considered but I think one I am reminded of and appreciate most frequently. Several years ago I had laser eye surgery. I was mildly near sided but still required the use of glasses and contacts. I was never able to find a pair of comfortable glasses. Also some sports were impossible with glasses. Contacts were a clinic on frustration. Vegas being so dry, my eyes were constantly irritated and the hassle of the cases, drops, cleaning... ugh. I can't tell you how many times having to wear glasses or contacts ruined some event or occasion. Contacts falling out. Forgetting to pack solution and making last minute dashes to buy some. Not being able to find my glasses or crushing them. Falling asleep with contacts in or having a bad reaction to the solution. Temple or bridge of the nose pains for wearing glasses too long. The list goes on and on.
I spent a bit over $5,000 for my laser eye surgery, but I went with the most deluxe equipment and procedures with the most prominent Dr in my area. The process was quick, painless and not as bad as I thought it would be. As for the result... simply amazing and I don't know how I lived life without it. I was 20/15 the first year out and settled out to 20/20 and have been there since. No complications and nothing but perfect vision. I can't begin to describe how amazing it feels to just be able to see perfectly all the time. Even though I spent $5,000 I feel like I have gotten my money's worth at least 5 times over. If the procedure cost $25,000, knowing now what it's like, I wouldn't hesitate on spending it. I think I would spend upwards of $50,000 if I had to.
So, if you've ever considered it and you are eligible, I highly recommend doing it. It's something that worth every penny and the sooner you get it done, the more value you'll realize from it. Every day that goes by is just another reminder of how amazing and well spent that money was.
I have a few I considered but I think one I am reminded of and appreciate most frequently. Several years ago I had laser eye surgery. I was mildly near sided but still required the use of glasses and contacts. I was never able to find a pair of comfortable glasses. Also some sports were impossible with glasses. Contacts were a clinic on frustration. Vegas being so dry, my eyes were constantly irritated and the hassle of the cases, drops, cleaning... ugh. I can't tell you how many times having to wear glasses or contacts ruined some event or occasion. Contacts falling out. Forgetting to pack solution and making last minute dashes to buy some. Not being able to find my glasses or crushing them. Falling asleep with contacts in or having a bad reaction to the solution. Temple or bridge of the nose pains for wearing glasses too long. The list goes on and on.
I spent a bit over $5,000 for my laser eye surgery, but I went with the most deluxe equipment and procedures with the most prominent Dr in my area. The process was quick, painless and not as bad as I thought it would be. As for the result... simply amazing and I don't know how I lived life without it. I was 20/15 the first year out and settled out to 20/20 and have been there since. No complications and nothing but perfect vision. I can't begin to describe how amazing it feels to just be able to see perfectly all the time. Even though I spent $5,000 I feel like I have gotten my money's worth at least 5 times over. If the procedure cost $25,000, knowing now what it's like, I wouldn't hesitate on spending it. I think I would spend upwards of $50,000 if I had to.
So, if you've ever considered it and you are eligible, I highly recommend doing it. It's something that worth every penny and the sooner you get it done, the more value you'll realize from it. Every day that goes by is just another reminder of how amazing and well spent that money was.
