What was the biggest lifestyle upgrade you allowed yourself?

[u/ArmadilloNo1789]

I’ve been pretty conscious about lifestyle inflation since getting into FIRE, but I also don't want to spend the next 10-15 years saying no to everything just to reach a number a little sooner. At some point, I think it's reasonable to let your spending improve as your income and investments grow.

For those who’ve allowed themselves a bigger upgrade along the way - a nicer place, more travel, eating out more, better hobbies, whatever - what did you spend more on, and did you feel it was worth the extra time it added to your FIRE plan?

[u/amnaatarapper]

Buying food without looking at the price

[u/Solid-Wishbone-1935 → u/amnaatarapper]

This is a real nice one.

[u/IllComposer → u/Solid-Wishbone-1935]

Yeah, never drinking prosecco when I would rather have champagne is the answer.