Transforming Debt Into Wealth - Turning The Tables
Transforming debt into wealth is actually very simple theoretically - stop spending more and start earning more. If only it was that simple right. Most articles you find in hard copy, or online, point out all the “excepted” ways to successfully transfer debt into wealth. I’m not a financial expert, so I will write only of my own financial transformation - from carrying big debt to growing moderate wealth. But first, I want to start with the internal thought process that changed my debt building habits into wealth building habits.
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I was living, working, and spending, like most North American consumers. I made a fixed net income of $2700 working for a big company. I was a mechanic, and my education was (and still is) nothing more than a highschool diploma level. I was never worried about earning more money because I never imagined I could do so. Creating wealth was not in my DNA.
Our household income was never enough to afford saving money for a rainy day, mutual funds, or retirement. After the mortgage, utilities, car payment, food, hobbies, entertainment, and speeding tickets (had a lead foot back then), we rarely made more money than we spent. I spent alot of time, energy, and money, working on my hobby which was making music. Someone once joked that if had the same passion for creating wealth as I did for creating music, I’d be rich. Interesting idea considering I was on the verge of personal bankruptcy. Read more »
















I remember playing at Cultus Lake as a kid. My grandparents had a spot out there way back in the old days. (early 1970’s) We went hunting for