I really like how you reframe the usual mental approach to debt.
My family went bankrupt after my dad passed away so I have learned to develop my business acumen and be able to do things such as invest in stock, have a healthy debt ratio and work toward financial freedom.
Our personal circumstances really impact our perception of debt and it's important to take a step back.
Yes, indeed, it’s time to stop viewing debt as an evil monster. Many people are struggling with debt today.
That’s why we need to see it for what it is and build a strategy to pay it off while also staying debt-free. Ultimately, we are still worthy humans, whether we have debt or not. Unfortunately, many people tend to let debt define their worth.
I really like how you reframe the usual mental approach to debt.
My family went bankrupt after my dad passed away so I have learned to develop my business acumen and be able to do things such as invest in stock, have a healthy debt ratio and work toward financial freedom.
Our personal circumstances really impact our perception of debt and it's important to take a step back.
Very thought-provoking and interesting.
Yes, indeed, it’s time to stop viewing debt as an evil monster. Many people are struggling with debt today.
That’s why we need to see it for what it is and build a strategy to pay it off while also staying debt-free. Ultimately, we are still worthy humans, whether we have debt or not. Unfortunately, many people tend to let debt define their worth.