Musicians and Depression - 10 Ways to Deal with G.A.S

Here are 10 strategies to deal with Gear Acquisition Syndrome without guilt. Buy and not be depressed! These strategies might work for you. They work for me. Actually, I don't know you, so I can't say. But still, watch the video and then you can decide. It might be helpful!
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[@charlesflint9048]

I remember about 15yrs ago saving for a guitar; every time I got a pristine banknote I would put it into the guitar fund. I got a Hagstrom D2F once I had saved enough and I love this guitar.

[@kellyharrison1081]

Cool take on GAS, I watched a few of your videos and really enjoyed the content.

[@randomonlineactivity]

Here before the premiere. This looks interesting!!!

[@awesomeisasawesomedoesyo182]

Thanks. Good advice.

[@ErebosGR]

Thank you for your tips! Very insightful!
One that I would add, which is kinda related to your #7, #8, #9 and #10, would be:
"Don't stretch your budget or go for the more expensive option simply because people tell you "You get what you pay for", if you're not 100% sure it will serve its purpose better than the more affordable one."
G.A.S. is driven by FOMO (fear of missing out). FOMO feeds on anxiety, uncertainty and doubts.

[@budgetguitaristcom]

Great point! I totally agree. I think we all struggle with trying to figure out whether we really need THE ITEM that the cool kids on CZcams insist that we have, whether it's an amp, a mic, a computer. That's a good topic to delve into deeper.