Also nothing wrong with having nice things, I will occasionally splurge.

@Tenzin Wangchuk 35% is pretty good (lots of folks saving 0% out there...)One nice method I once heard of getting other people on board with an idea is to look at their top priorities (for example, being able to buy good food, nice clothing, splurge on things here and there and the security of having extra money to spend, etc. ) and try to show them the benefit of the concept to their priority.

My CPA recommended a vehicle, so I decided it was time to splurge and bought myself a brand new truck for the first time.

I've really never done it because my mind is so programmed in one specific way, that splurging feels like an utter waste.

While you don’t have to splurge, a small act of kindness can go a long way with communication and retention.

If you could "Splurge" a little and put in LED Recessed Canns - you might not have to change the bulbs for 10 years.

Splurge on flooring, unless it is carpet with pets allowed.  

While expanding and building, we want to spend the least amount on cars that will get the job done  of course.Even I 'splurged' on a completely impractical just for the fun of it sports car for my wife recently. 

If you can’t splurge the ten dollars every once in awhile for the lotto - you are living a life I never want to live.

We splurge on getting our groceries delivered.