As you know, simply saying you want to become debt free is just the beginning. There are many factors involved in making it happen and sticking to your plan is a very important part of that.
Life can get the best of us and cause us to lose focus and finding the motivation to stay focused when life gets tough is the key to reaching the finish line. I hope to eventually create new content that is lesson-based but for now you should find the following articles very helpful.
Interview w/ Financial Coach about Debt Freedom
The Psychology of Getting Out of Debt
I Interview a Money Psychologist: Part 1
I Interview a Money Psychologist: Part 2
I Interview a Money Psychologist: Part 3
Your Credit Score — It’s Not a Measure of Financial Responsibilty
Becoming Debt Free Is 99% Intensity and 1% Basic Math
Introducing EOD Basic 3.0: Made for Newbies, but Perfect for Everyone
Make Sure Your Budget is Realistic
Extreme Circumstances Call For Extreme Measures
3 Ways You Are Holding Yourself Back and Tips for Changing Them
10 Small Ways to Increase your Emergency Fund Without Noticing
Manage Your Money: Teamwork, Accountability, and Kids
Manage Your Money: Wants Versus Needs
Manage Your Money: Death By 1000 Cuts
Why “Go Big or Go Home” is Destroying Your Budget
How Your Financial Decisions Can Impact The Family You Love
Personal Finance For Beginners: A Lesson From Oseola McCarty
Credit Card Emergency Funds – An Alarming Trend in Society
The Dream Budget: Find Your Debt Free Potential!
Debt Snowball – Staying Motivated While Paying Off Your Larger Debts
Great Financial Advice From The In-Flight Safety Handbook
Your Comfort Zone – Is It Really Your Friend Or Actually Your Foe?