How To Give Debt An Eviction Notice

Everyone knows that it is easy to welcome debt into your life. But when things are no longer going great it is simply difficult to give debt an eviction notice. Debt does not go away by itself. It is a painful process that can take years to achieve.

The longer debt hangs around your life, the more difficult it becomes to get rid of. Prolonged debt takes up residence in your life and starts to feel like a family member; you talk yourself into believing that debt is a normal part of life simply because you have no idea how to make it go away.

Some people tell themselves that everyone has debt and debt is a normal part of life. But everyone knows that too much debt will disrupt the quality of a person’s life. They become incapable of planning for their future.

So What Can You Do To Get Rid Of Debt?

That is the question to ask yourself if you have a lot of debt and are feeling confused and unsure of your future.

#1 Acknowledge that you have a debt problem. Stop pretending.

#2 Create a plan to get out of debt

#3 Commit to the plan and stay focused

#Do not add to the debt

The best way to give debt an eviction notice is to get serious and motivated to free yourself of debt. DO NOT ADD TO THE DEBT; live on a budget, and stop using credit cards or borrowing while you pay off your debt. If possible, use cash or debit cards for all transactions. Redirect your idle time to doing something resourceful at home rather than wandering around at the mall or shopping online. You know what we say about an idle mind.

Debt eviction is very difficult, but the more you envision a debt-free life, the more motivated you become to achieve it.

Surround yourself with people who have been through the process of getting rid of debt and those who live debt-free. Ask about the process and how you can start. Talk about your challenges and ask for help. Remember, living debt-free is a lifestyle and an endless journey.

Feel free to contact me if you need help creating a ‘get out of debt plan” and need accountability to help you stay focused on your goal.