In our day-to-day life, we don’t see debt itself. We see a house. We see a car. We see a meal. We see a job. The only time we interact with our debt is that time once a month when we pay our bills – and sometimes, when the billing is automatic, we don’t even do that.
Instead, every single day, we see the effects of debt. We go to work at the highest-paying job, which is often not the job we would enjoy the most. We live in a location that isn’t where we would necessarily choose. We’re stressed out over our work and our social life and our appearance.
The problem is that many people don’t recognize – or don’t want to recognize – the effects of their debt.
Instead, every single day, we see the effects of debt. We go to work at the highest-paying job, which is often not the job we would enjoy the most. We live in a location that isn’t where we would necessarily choose. We’re stressed out over our work and our social life and our appearance.
The problem is that many people don’t recognize – or don’t want to recognize – the effects of their debt.
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