The Brutal Reality of Why You're Still Struggling Financially
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Let's face it - the self-help industry is saturated with quick-fix solutions that promise to solve all our problems. But as someone who has tried and tested many of these methods, I can confidently say that they are nothing more than a rabbit hole of illusions.
So what's the alternative?
Real-life solutions to real-life problems.
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Don't Mess Around with Debt
Debt is a serious matter, no matter the amount! Don't mess around with debt. It's not something to be swept under the rug.
If you have the means to pay it off, do so as soon as possible. Don't let the allure of a fancy lifestyle blind you to the reality of your financial situation.
In the end, you'll only be doing yourself a disservice.
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You Need More Income
You can save every penny you earn, but if you're not making enough money to begin with, you'll never get ahead.
The truth is, if you want real financial stability, you need to do one thing and one thing only: make more money. There's no getting around it.
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Stop Trying to Please Everyone
We all want to be the big shot sometimes. It feels good to treat our family and friends to a fancy dinner, buy some unnecessary thing for the home, or pay the bar tab without even thinking about it.
But let me tell you something â trying to please everyone all the time is a surefire way to drain your bank account and land yourself in financial trouble.
Learn to say NO when you need to, and set boundaries that protect your finances and your sanity.
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CURATOR'S NOTE
Before we begin, I'd like to clarify that I'm not a filthy rich person, nor am I in a state of poverty. I consider myself to be financially stable. And if youâre wondering why I feel qualified to address this sensitive topic, the answer is simple: personal experience.Throughout my life, I have faced some of the most difficult and heartbreaking circumstances (some of which I cannot openly discuss). However, despite these challenges, I have managed to overcome most of my financial difficulties. While I still have some remaining debt, I have plans to address it.
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