My mom finally stopped scolding me for spending money recklessly because I started "paying water and electricity bills while stockpiling GT."

Previously, when my mom looked at my spending records:
"Why do you buy things randomly every day?"
Now she looks at me:
"Why do you pay gas bills every day?"
Yes, since I got the Gate Platinum Card, I’ve started seriously paying my living expenses.
Not because I suddenly matured.
It's because:
"Paying bills also allows me to casually accumulate GT."
The true growth of an adult is beginning to feel that:
Paying property management fees on time is also quite fulfilling.
Paying water and electricity bills used to feel like being cut like a leek.
Now paying water and electricity bills feels like building a position at a low point.
That feeling is very subtle.
When I make a payment on my phone, an automatic voice rings in my head:
"Congratulations on earning cashback rewards."
So I started proactively taking on various household payment tasks.
I pay for internet.
I pay for gas.
I also pay for parking fees.
My mom even suspects that I’ve suddenly become more sensible.
What she doesn’t know is:
I’ve just started researching "how to maximize returns from high-frequency essential spending."
The thing that makes me happiest now isn’t getting my salary credited.
It’s the moment at the end of the month when I make all the payments together.
Others feel emo at the end of the month.
I collect GT at the end of the month.
I used to think financial management was complicated.
Later I realized:
The real way for adults to accumulate long-term stable assets might be—
Not wasting any money that was already going to be spent.
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