Read a book. Spend the day enjoying the things you have, from possessions to friends and family. Remember that buying more requires work to pay for it. Unfortunately, working more often makes you feel like you need more stuff to reward you for all that exhausting work. Before you know it, you're on an endless treadmill that's satisfying only to retailers.
Life gets busy.
These may truly be your goals, but you will never know until you spend a few minutes considering what is precious to you. Write down your goals and map out how you can structure your finances to get what you want now and later. Feeding long-term goals requires deferring a few of today's pleasures. Settle on one small, but regular luxury, and cut it out or cut it back. Don't cut them out, but cut back the frequency just a bit so you can save a few extra dollars each month.