That said, I'm willing to wait and learn versus being impulsive. 

The deal is done/can't take it back/impulse buy:Sick of my poor returns on my investments/retirement accounts so I purchased a small condo.  

The formulas are tried and true They are used as a tool in educated decision making as opposed to emotional impulse.

I went to Home Depot went a little crazy and impulsed bought backsplash materials.... 

This one was basically an impulse buy....

So I used this:http://www.glidden.com/Color/Paint-Colors/Browns-B...And while I do think it is a good idea to use the same colors in all my units, I am occasionally impulsive and I did a kitchen with this color once, just because I liked it:http://www.glidden.com/Color/Paint-Colors/Greens/1...It's not as dark in the large, well-lit kitchen as it seems on my screen.

Or better still try restraining that impulse to post completely.

If someone does buy in normal day-to-day life, they do so at deeply discounted rates because someone who made an impulse buy under the high pressure tactics wants to unload it, often times because their maintenance fees were hiked up.

One is often impulse spending, the other is investing in yourself. 

It usually take some forethought to commit white collar crime, while a lot of other felonies are due to poor impulse control.