Thousands of people start their married lives with unnecessary debt and never manage to escape this charge. When the novelty of marriage begins to fade (as is usually the case), the married couple begins to feel the embarrassment of the debt burden and increase the feeling until it leads to dissatisfaction and often perhaps even divorce.
A man slave debt has neither the time nor the inclination to settle or work on ideals. Therefore, he indulges with time until it settles in his own mind that the limits placed in the prison of FEAR and doubt, which he can never escape.
No sacrifice is too great to avoid the misery of debt!
"Think about what you need for yourself and those who depend on you, and decide not to be indebted to anyone." This is the advice of a prosperous man whose first successful attempts have been destroyed by debt. This man realized pretty quickly that he had to give up the habit of buying things he did not need and this is how he finally managed to break free from this slavery.
Most people who develop the habit of debt will not have the chance to change his mind in time to save, because the debt is like quicksand, which tends to attract its victim more deeply into mud.
Fear of Poverty is one of the most destructive fundamental fears described in Lesson on The Self-Confidence. The man, desperately in debt, is overwhelmed by the fear of poverty. His ambition and confidence in himself is paralyzed and he sinks slowly into oblivion.
A man slave debt has neither the time nor the inclination to settle or work on ideals. Therefore, he indulges with time until it settles in his own mind that the limits placed in the prison of FEAR and doubt, which he can never escape.
No sacrifice is too great to avoid the misery of debt!
"Think about what you need for yourself and those who depend on you, and decide not to be indebted to anyone." This is the advice of a prosperous man whose first successful attempts have been destroyed by debt. This man realized pretty quickly that he had to give up the habit of buying things he did not need and this is how he finally managed to break free from this slavery.
Most people who develop the habit of debt will not have the chance to change his mind in time to save, because the debt is like quicksand, which tends to attract its victim more deeply into mud.
Fear of Poverty is one of the most destructive fundamental fears described in Lesson on The Self-Confidence. The man, desperately in debt, is overwhelmed by the fear of poverty. His ambition and confidence in himself is paralyzed and he sinks slowly into oblivion.
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