Terminate Debt: The Definitive Guide to Fast Track Your Future and Achieve Financial Freedom

ISBN-10
ISBN-13: 9798702592077
Pages: 82
Language: English
Published: 2021-01-31
Author: Curtis Carmichael

Description

Many debt reduction advice books exist, but few provide a true 360-degree view to help identify the source of bad debt and create an appropriate strategy to manage the debt. Terminate Debt: The Definitive Guide to Fast Track Your Future and Achieve Financial Freedom was written to help those struggling with new or existing debt to reduce or eliminate the debt entirely, while putting them on a path to maintain positive cash flow. The aim of this book is to: Identify debt triggers, and to help reduce or eliminate existing or potential influences. For example, how to effectively ignore consumerism, leverage your support network, improve overall health, and make small changes to how you think in general. Identify potential cost savings. Identify potential investment opportunities to create passive income. Assist with active or passive job searches (preferably, while you are still employed). Optimize your overall value/reputation at your existing job (i.e. having an intrapreneur/'ideas person' mentality, becoming a subject-matter expert in various areas, etc.) Provide entrepreneurial guidance to help you create redundant (multiple) external income sources for financial security. Introduce new tools and procedures to help you create and manage a budget, and other financial interests.

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