The same rationale holds true for your personal finances too. I mean if you think about it, the family check book is like a business too. You either have a lot of debt and need to file a bankruptcy or you don’t. It either makes good financial sense to file bankruptcy or it does not. I think sometimes it is helpful to separate you from your checkbook. You are not a check book. You are a human being. Your check book is the one that has some issues, not you.
I think it can be helpful to look at our personal finances the same way a business looks at its own finances. Detach yourself from the check book and realize you are not your debt. You are a human being who can transcend your check book problems by making a financial decision that protects your family the same way those board members protect the corporation. That is their job--- to protect the corporation. Your job is to protect your family and you should make no excuses for doing so.
I don’t think corporations regret filing for bankruptcy protection and neither should you.
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