I went through something similar when I started using apps that give rewards for everyday spending. At first, I didn’t believe it would make a difference, but after a few days it became part of my routine. I particularly liked the idea of tracking what I could earn without changing my usual habits. One tip I can share is to read through guides or watch content that explains how it works in real situations—it helps you avoid missing out on bonus opportunities or hidden features. I recently checked out the Liven app reviews and it helped me understand which restaurants actually give the best returns and how to combine offers efficiently. Using it this way felt smarter than just blindly scanning for restaurants. I also noticed that taking a few extra minutes to link cards correctly and check in manually on the app improved the points I earned. My advice is to treat it like a small experiment at first. Track your spending, see how much cashback actually comes back, and focus on places you already frequent. That way, you’re not overspending just to earn rewards, and you get the most out of the app without stress. By the end of the week, I felt confident I could use it long-term without worrying about gimmicks or missing out.