Debt Really Really Sucks!

A couple years ago I realized that I was dying a slow and painful death.  I was drowning - well, sort of.  I wasn’t in the ocean or in a pool.  Nor was there an intruder in my home, ruthlessly holding me under water in the bathtub as I thrashed for my freedom.  Instead, I was drowning without being in water at all

I was being sucked under the raging current by financial debt.

Each day I’d wake-up feeling exhausted after a sleepless night of worrying about my bills and lack of resources to pay them.  The stress was so overwhelming that getting myself up and out of bed became an unbearable struggle.

I no sooner got started with my day when my financial tsunami would hit me with full force. Phone calls from creditors and collection agencies, a mailbox full of collection notices, and big scary looking men knocking at my door to serve me with the latest legal notification.

And when I tell you it was a mess, I’m not kidding.  I buried myself under a pile of financial crap.  Sure, I had the stacks of bills from credit card companies and collection agencies, but that was just the tip of my financial iceberg.  To add more salt to my financial wounds, I had made some mistakes managing my business finances, and the result was a monster bill with the IRS (and several tax liens to go along with it).

But that’s not all…

To make matters even worse, the company I was affiliated with (and busted my butt to help build) had been dying its own slow and painful death for about seven years.  The owners reached a point where they threw in the towel, and “ceased operations” one Monday morning in June without telling anyone.  (I was one of their top people, and I considered the owners to be my friends - yet, I found out from a notice that was posted on their company website!)  In that moment, I found myself without any income whatsoever, and to add insult to injury, I wouldn’t be receiving the $6,000 in commissions that I had earned the previous month—commissions I had already spent.

So on top of the past due bills, the calls and notices from debt collectors, and a long list of tax liens, I now found myself with absolutely no income. My financial disaster went from bad to worse. When I added it all up, my debts totaled $371,588.25, and the total was growing daily. Eventually, my house went into foreclosure and my vehicle was repossessed. 

I was literally one big toe away from living in a box under the freeway bridge, and I was scared to death.

I was exhausted both physically mentally from all the financial stress, and I realized that the way I was living, wasn’t really living at all.

I made the decision -- that day -- that if I wanted to live the life I always dreamed about, I had to figure out how to take control and dig myself out of this financial mess.

I’m not a financial planner or an accountant. For that matter, I have no connection to the financial industry. Instead, I’m a person who made nearly every financial mistake possible in my life.

That day, I went searching for information.  I felt I as in a "do or die" situation, and I was anxious to get out from under the stress and out from under this financial mess.

I got my hands on books from all the financial experts – Suze Orman, David Bach, Jean Chatzky, Robert Kiyosaki, Ric Edelman, Dave Ramsey, and many more.  I learned some great ideas from reading their books.

But something was still missing for me…

That’s when I decided that I had to figure it out for myself. My big financial mess was literally killing me.  It was sucking the life out of me every moment of every day.  I was in dire straits and I had to do something about it.

That’s when I figured out the secrets that changed my financial life forever.

I figured out what was missing for me in all of the books from the all of the financial experts – I figured out the key to changing my finances forever,  I learned how to go from struggling to make ends meet, barely living from paycheck to paycheck -- to a living a life of financial freedom.

Now I look back at those days of continually worrying about my finances, or checking the balance available on my debit card several times a day, or scraping together five bucks to put a couple gallons of gas in my tank – and I can’t believe I was ever in such a pickle.

Debt Really Really Sucks!

How to Bail Yourself Out of a Financial Mess, and Take Control of Your Finances Once and For All!

Here are just SOME of the secrets about dealing with your money you’ll learn in this book (I can’t share everything here – after all, they are secrets that are reserved strictly for people who are ready to change their lives.)

• 12 reasons WHY we get ourselves into this mess, and how to change them.
• How you can make a drastic difference with your current finances in just 4-hours (like TODAY!)
• 28 ways to get more from the money you are earning right now.
• How to negotiate with creditors and get them to stop calling you, immediately.
• How to deal with collection agencies – there’s a right way and a wrong way.
• The five secrets that will help you attract more money – in 30 days or less.

And much, much more.

I asked my mentors to review this book and they recommended that I sell it for AT LEAST $267.00 (a couple of them even said it should be over $500 bucks), but since I know what it feels like to be flat broke, without, as they say “a pot to piss in,”

for an EXTREMELY LIMITED TIME, I am giving you the opportunity to grab your copy for the ridiculously low price of $47.00.

Only because I’ve walked in your shoes, and I know that desperate, overwhelming feeling, and I know that it really sucks to be down on your luck, I didn’t want to give you any excuse not to get the system and get started today.  That’s why I’m throwing in an

extra bonus #1:

Debt Really Really Sucks - WORKBOOK!

Your Step-by-Step Guide to Financial Freedom

But wait, there’s more. 

BONUS #2

Like I said, I know what it feels like when you are so far in debt, you don’t think you’ll ever find your way out.  I remember it vividly.  So today, when you invest in “Debt Really Really Sucks,” not only will you get the Workbook as my gift, but I’m throwing in an additional bonus:

The "Debt Really Really Sucks" - Financial Freedom Tracking Form

This is a special spreadsheet that will help track your finances every step of the way. As you go from drowning in debt, to living a life of abundance, you'll be able to track your progress, use the information to make great financial decisions, and have every detail of your finances in one, easy-to-manage location.

It's easy to use -- simply fill in the blanks as instructed in the book.

Normally I sell this for $127.00, but today, I'm also giving it to you as an added bonus. I don't want you to have any excuse not to change your life now.

Here’s how you can get the book, “Debt Really Really Sucks,” along with the 3 bonuses: “Debt Really Really Sucks Workbook,” the “Financial Freedom Tracking Form,” and access to the three Special Reports immediately.

Click on the “buy now” button, and after your payment is processed, you will be taken to a special page where you can download the ebook (in a pdf file), the workbook (also a pdf file), and the Financial Freedom Tracking Form(excel file). That way you’ll be able to start changing your financial life immediately!

I know, $47 bucks seems like a lot to spend when you’re trying to figure out how to make it to your next paycheck – even when you’re getting products that are valued at $461.00

Let’s review what you’ll get:

Debt Really Really Sucks ebook:                         $267

Debt Really Really Sucks Workbook:            $ 87

Financial Freedom Tracking Form:              $127

Access to 3 Special Reports, via the ebook: $67 each, or $201

Total Value of the Package:                            $662.00

For a limited time, you can invest in the entire package for just $47.00

Take a look at a "late charge" and "over limit" charge on one of your credit card statements. It's $60 to $70 bucks, right? You can invest in a system that will teach you to go from struggling to thriving, and you're concerned about $47 - when you're probably throwing away at least that much each month on unnecessary credit card fees?