I totally understand the feeling of doom. We people who suffer from high anxiety are all too familiar with that feeling. Don’t ever try to rationalize anxiety because you cannot. If someone says they are afraid of a carrot, trust them, they are afraid of a carrot. And then, add anxiety to bankruptcy, and you get lift off. So many people view bankruptcy as a failure, the end to your credit, and really embarrassing. I totally understand these feelings. We know how you feel. Our formers guests all felt the same way. But what they found, is just the opposite is true.
You see debt is not particularly interesting really. Instead of having money, you owe money. Ok, that is true for billions of people across the globe. Heck, most people die in debt. Thomas Jefferson died with a ton of debt. But I digress a bit. Who among us loves debt? No one. Who among us loves a big tumor on your ass? No one. You see things happen we don’t like right?
If I start a business and it fails, I don’t like it. If I lose my job or have my overtime cut, I don’t like it. If I get married and then go through a horrendous divorce, I don’t like it. When I goof and make mistakes, I don’t like it. What is the point here? We are human, we are imperfect, and bad things do happen to us all the time. We should not stew in it; we should take the bad tasting medicine and move on with our lives. When you do this, it will allow you to move on with your life.
CONCLUSION
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