FMOOD 0226: Earn 'Til It Hurts!

Earn 'til it hurts! It sounds like an exercise program, doesn't it? Perhaps it could be considered an exercise program the can help you to get out of debt and get into prosperity faster. Like exercise, it can be hard work, and you might even sweat a little. The result though, as with many exercise programs, is a better life for you. You'll be out of debt and getting into prosperity faster than you would be if you didn't earn 'til it hurts!

 

Playing the lottery or relying on any other shortcuts isn't the way to do this, either. You have to be ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work, and you have to realize that you may experience a little pain in the process. The sacrifices that you'll make will be well worth it in the end, so don't be tempted to give up - even when the pain is apparent.

 

I understand. The last thing that you want to do when you're already working hard at a full-time job is to put in more work. Working a part-time job or working overtime can seem like a daunting task when you already feel like you really don't have time to spare. However, you have to realize that this is a temporary sacrifice for a greater purpose. Look into work-from-home opportunities. Yes, there are legitimate work-from-home opportunities; you have to simply do your due diligence before you apply to ensure that you're signing up for the right one. 

 

Once you get the ball rolling and earn more income, it will help you to accelerate your debt payoff and decrease the time that it takes to become debt-free. We've all made mistakes. That's how we got into a bad financial situation in the first place. However, the short-term sacrifice that we make will teach us a valuable lesson in that it's hard work to get ourselves out of the financial mess that we have made. Knowing this, we'll never want to make that same mistake again.

 

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