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               I               casually               dug               a               small               trench               some               years               back,               dabbling               with               a               shiny               plastic               card               and               my               new               found               spending               power.

I               paid               that               card               down,               and               spent               again,               and               paid               it               down               and               spent               again.

I               was               rewarded               with               an               ever-increasing               credit               limit,               and               my               credit               score               climbed               little               by               little.
               I               was               on               top               of               the               world.

I               managed               my               payments               wisely,               made               sure               that               I               could               afford               them,               and               added               another               shiny               card.

I               spent               a               little,               paid               a               little,               spent               a               little               more,               paid               a               little,               spent               a               little               more,               paid               a               little.

Soon,               the               balance               had               grown               to               a               large               amount.

The               combination               of               my               two               shiny               plastic               cards,               a               financed               vehicle,               and               an               auto               repair               place               line               of               credit               was               becoming               a               monster.
               So               I               worked               harder,               and               paid               more.

The               first               time               I               missed               going               somewhere               because               I               couldn't               buy               tickets               because               my               cards               were               maxed               out               and               my               bank               account               was               empty               due               to               making               the               payments,               I               felt               a               little               deflated.

All               my               spending               power               and               suddenly,               I               was               the               only               one               of               my               friends               who               couldn't               buy               a               hundred               dollar               ticket.

Oh               well,               I               made               my               payments               just               the               same.
               In               the               middle               of               the               growing               debt               problem               (and               addiction               to               credit),               I               had               a               couple               kids.

Kids               are               expensive.

I               found               that               we               missed               out               on               some               fun               things               because               of               the               increased               living               expenses               and               the               unbeatable               debt-monster.

It               just               kept               hanging               around.

At               this               point,               I               had               never               missed               a               payment,               because               my               credit               score               was               like               a               crucial               key               to               my               identity.

Missing               a               payment               and               messing               that               up               would               be               devastating               to               me.
               My               credit               score               hit               a               plateau,               I               had               too               many               high               balances.

So,               the               score               was               a               high               number,               but               it               carried               with               it               a               lack               of               buying               power               because               my               balances               were               too               high.

This               was               infuriating,               because               I               wanted               my               buying               power               back.

I               was               stuck               with               this               addiction               to               raising               my               credit               score,               feeling               powerful               because               of               my               good               credit,               and               a               sudden               inability               to               use               that               credit.
               Along               the               way               I               learned               about               debt               free               living,               and               thought               it               sounded               "cool."               I               kept               hearing               about               it,               and               even               knew               a               few               people               who               were               trying               to               become               debt               free.

They               were               following               this               zero               budget               and               a               debt               snowball,               and               were               raving               mad               about               this               guy               named               Dave.

So               I               started               checking               out               that               guy               named               Dave's               material.

Now,               I               have               a               debt               snowball.

I'm               only               on               baby               step               #1,               but               instead               of               worshipping               a               credit               score,               I               want               to               worship               God.

He's               pretty               clear               in               that               good               ol'               book,               ya               know,               the               Bible,               about               not               being               slave               to               the               lender.
               
               If               you're               interested               in               living               debt               free,               but               don't               know               how               to               get               started               on               the               right               path,               then               check               out               Dave               Ramsey.

I               haven't               taken               the               course,               but               I've               heard               lots               of               recommendations               for               his               Financial               Peace               University.

If               you               have               a               lurking               debt-monster,               and               would               like               to               kick               it               to               the               curb,               Dave               has               tools,               tricks,               and               advice               that               will               help               you               do               just               that!






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