- Having The Wrong Attitude
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| This creates up-front barriers predisposing you to failure. Avoid this mistake with belief, commitment and conviction by: |
- Buying-In: trust me when I say you can eliminate debt no-matter the circumstances.
- Committing: vowing to immediately start living a financially responsible life.
- Taking Control: becoming the CEO of “Your Life Incorporated.”
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- Making Uninformed Decisions
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| Trying to fix your problem without having a clue.
Avoid this mistake by doing some homework before you select a solution: |
- Learn about your problem: and what resources you may have to help you end it.
- Learn your rights: and about the system you must work within and how to beat it.
- Learn about options you have to do it: and which one can work best for you.
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- Trusting “Snake-Oil-Salesmen”
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| They profit by selling bogus tactics instead of strategies.
Avoid this mistake by rejecting “Debt Help Con-Artists” trying to cash in on your woes: |
- Debt Consolidators: that take a lot of money and don’t deliver what they promise.
- Debt Settlement Companies: that charge a bundle, don’t deliver and trash credit.
- Any Quick-Fix Scheme: because there are no quick-fixes and no easy ways out.
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- Having The Wrong Attitude
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| Cure the disease. Don't just relieve the symptoms: |
- A True and Lasting Way Out: remember, there are no quick fixes.
- Learn Your Debt Rehab System: create a permanent debt elimination strategy.
- Do it Yourself: because you can, and no one else can do it better.
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- Being Naive
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| Acting on impulse and emotion, and not with caution; Avoid this mistake by: |
- Being Exceedingly Careful: about who you trust with your money and your future.
- Not Being Intimidated: by untruths and empty threats by creditors and debt collectors.
- Not Expecting Help from Creditors: or collectors without using leverage to get it..
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