Naseema Paid Off $300K Of Debt In 2 Years!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- On this podcast episode, my guest Naseema gets real on mental blocks, setting yourself up for financial success (or failure) as well as what it took for her to pay off $300K of debt in just 2 years, why she did it and what she's doing now!
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I paid off $130K worth of debt and I didn’t make close to six figures. I was flat broke, no business or savings and I didn’t have anybody to bail me out. Some way or some how people always find the money to pay their utilities because they will not tolerate their electric, gas or water turned off. They also find a way to pay for TV. In 2005 when I was broke and in beat I turned off my TV service and never turned it back on. Trust me if you want some bad enough you will find a way! No one puts a gun to our head and makes us do retail therapy. I’ve finally learned that if I don’t have the cash money to buy something then I can’t afford it, period!
My credit score went from 538 to 840.
You are amazing! Thanks for sharing!
My debt is now 2832.67 from around 8000 and I'm not patient either... I mean, it really bothers me to have that tiny bit left because it's still gonna eat so much of my income to pay the last of it, but when I consider that I payed around 5000 off in a year, I have to remind myself that it's just a couple months of hard work left. And then all that cash I'm not spending on debt goes straight to me!
Have you paid it off!?
Can we get more vidoes from People with basic jobs. Not Everyone earns 6000 a month. Or have great paying Jobs
This is great like Naseema said I recently changed my mindset 2 weeks ago & content like this just started coming to me. I'm ready now!
Awesome to see young women employing good financial stewardship.
Strong point: Do my actions line up with my goals...
This was so great listening to. You guys are so fun but informative! It left me feeling inspired to be more financially savvy and tackle my student debt after grad school. My goal after settling into my career is to acquire financial freedom. I think the peace of mind of not having debt is golden.
Naseema's story gives me so much encouragement and hope for my financial journey!
This was an awesome podcast , I enjoyed listening to it.I loved Naseema's personality and realness sooooo much!!! Great Job!!
Wow!! Naseema lived a big life.Risk big, lose big and win big. I sooo admire your risk-taking. I'm in my mid-thirties and dreamed of the experiences you have but lived small. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm changing my mindset right now.!!
Loved this video and loved the chemistry between your personalities.
Yay I'm so glad! Thank you so much for listening!
Thank you 😊!!!
Great show! Dave Ramsey is that dude! He opens so many folks eyes, including my own!
Krittie In the City Me too!
Power of the Tongue - DONT USE YOUR MOUTH TO SAY YOU ARE BROKE. At least i never do even if i am. You keep prophesying I AM BROKE, you will stay broke
Omg I loved her and this interview!!
I loved this video..... sounded like two girlfriends. Very empowering at the same time!!!
What kind of job does she do? I know she is a nurse practitioner ! But in two years???? Does she have any other source of income?
Mi__ly G she worked a lot of overtime. I remember her saying this on His and Her money :-)
How much did she make a year to be able to put 6k a month a side?
Adell Williams
Exactly. Not Everyone Has Such Great Paying Jobs
Om I love her!
Soooo, im sincerely wondering 💛....what did you do about childcare in all of this?? I'm finding it hard to secure affordable, reliable, SAFE & HEALTHY childcare to allow me to work multiple jobs. 🤷🏾♀️🥴
ROTFL!!!! I Love her!
Ha! Thanks girl!