The phrase “debt free journey” sounds like someone is romanticizing the boring task of paying off debt. But if you’ve ever spent time paying off a large debt, you know that phrase is pretty accurate.

Paying off debt is a long term commitment. You have to make the same decision day in and day out that getting out of debt is more important than the temptations that swarm you constantly.

It’s not easy.

And sometimes you’ll crawl into the comfortable box called “woe is me”. It’s not fair! Your friends and coworkers (especially baffling since you have the same salary) have endless amounts of money for taking trips, major house projects, and fancy cars.

I’ll spare you the “we never know what goes on in other homes” lecture. Because honestly, who cares? That’s not going to make you feel better about your own situation.

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