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Where do you start with money? You know you have to have some! Without it - you miss out. Yes, you will miss out on so much. It could be argued, that some societies are set out in such a way, so that the poor are not as deprived as they used to be. But whatever advantage society tries to give you, it can never be facilitated without MONEY. Somebody somewhere is paying the cost. So you will miss out. The state can help to an extent. Grants, charities, social security can all assist if you ask. But at some point the word is going to POINT the FINGER directly at you! That word being: Click Read More 
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No I am NOT KIDDING!
So you're in DEBT and people keep telling you 'It's a MINDSET thing!' Or it's a Law of Attraction Opportunity.
Have they gone mad? Well, that's one way of looking at it. But it's not a helpful perspective. The truth is you borrowed from the future, to pay for the present and now your present and future is and will be paying for your past! But in the process, you probably acquired a few assets, right? They maybe tangible or intangible - items you can use or sell, knowledge you have acquired, skills or experiences you can capitalise on. Are you capitalising on yours? Being in debt can be a great opportunity Just knowing how to do one thing may be all you need to know to develop an income or pay off a debt. Yet so many of us are taught more education gives us MORE opportunity to earn more income. Coming from a market town I know different. Sometimes you can overcomplicate a simple process while someone else is DOING it. There are many people just buying and selling on market stalls earning more than people with MBA qualifications, just because they got out and did one simple task over and over again! 
Bilston Market (UK) What do you trade for an income?
Set out your stall and get to work!
Being in debt can become a great opportunity to develop skills and opportunities you may have otherwise overlooked, neglected, taken for granted or ignored. You have to decide to get rid of the debt, develop a strategy (or find one) and knuckle down to the hard work of applying or developing the resources you have within your reach.
It involves uses your resources of time, skills, knowledge, social network, negotiating, project management, allocating resources, capital investment, marketing and budgeting. These are skills worthy of any aspiring CV writer in search of career progression. Graduates - here's an opportunity to show the world what you're capable of, myself included. |
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