I could put a lot more money into savings, if that is what you are asking. But I do put roughly 25% of my salary into savings monthly, and I also like to use some of the money I earn to make life a little easier on me and the family. And like to be able to buy things when I see them, if I love them or know I will need them anyway - and not have to rush and try to get them when life is hectic when the old one breaks or DD has actually grown out of her uniform or the seasons have changed or whatever.
And I have improved the standard of wine I drink in recent years, which has been slightly more expensive overall (a combination of some really nice bottles from Lidl, and some more expensive bottles from the off-licence near my office).
But I do a fair amount quite thriftily too - mend clothes myself, take shoes to be repaired, waste as little food as possible (I'm not great at the moment as life is too hectic, but generally we're pretty good), grow some veg, do some of our own DIY repairs and maintenance (I'll climb up and clean gutters and do a certain amount of clearing drains - but I do call in the electrician or gas engineer if necessary, and if we are painting/tiling etc it will depend on how hectic we are as we've done a lot ourselves in the past but have paid professionals more recently to get it done before the next century comes.....).
And if we were to find a need to cut back, we would happily drop things like sky (only got it a couple of years ago for broadband and have no extra packages), Netflix, buying books, reduce/stop eating out, reduce alcohol consumption and takeaway coffees, drop quality of toiletries etc, and standards of food (still good food but reduce the conveniences and the luxuries), give up 1 car….