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Begin Again: The Simple Truth about Getting Debt Free
Revealed by a Debt Expert's Personal & Professional Coach...
I first met Jeanna about 6 years ago when I attended a "CASH FLOW 101 Event" in the Bay Area (Northern California). She amazed me, facilitating "financial learning" for a room full of people who came to learn "How to Get Out of the Rat Race". You could feel the level of financial intelligence rising in the room! I enjoyed the interactive learning experience so much that I became a CASHFLOW Event Facilitator myself the following year...
I hired Jeanna as my "personal & professional coach" shortly thereafter. She taught me more of the financial literacy concepts popularized by Robert Kiyosaki through the "Rich Dad" books. More importantly, she enlightened me to the specific changes I needed to make in my own thought patterns, which ultimately have the greatest positive impact on my financial life.
What she reveals here is simple and true. See if you can "get it" and may your financial future forever be improved by what you learn from her.
Jesse Niesen, COO
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"Begin Again" By Jeanna Gabellini, The Extreme Abundance Coach
I coach many people who have had dreams of living a lifestyle of comfort. They'd like a nice home, with money in the bank for security and enough money in their pocket to not feel strapped. But there is one problem. They have begun to believe that they will always be struggling as the dream has not manifested. Even worse, some folks have gone backwards in their finances in recent years due to a variety of circumstances.
My job is to tell them the truth. Sometimes they resist this truth and have a hard time believing me. It is simply this: It doesn't matter what your financial status/success has been or not been up to this point. You can turn things around at any moment. Looking into your past is only good for learning. You can see what you thought and the actions you took that worked successfully for you and then look at the habits you continually acted from that did not work and do something different.
I have been in a position where I had no worries about money and I have been in a position where I had no idea how I was going to pay the house payment that was due in 2 days. But what always works, no matter where you are currently is to know where you are going. I was very clear in my mind that I would find a way
to pay all my bills and I would not dip into my retirement fund or borrow the money. I made those boundaries because that is what felt good to me. You have to create your own rules to live by.
Because I was committed to paying the bills, I always found a way. Sometimes the way found me. The important thing to remember is to get very clear on what you do want, not what you don't want. Many of my new clients give lots of thought to all the things they don't want. They think and say, "I don't want to go into debt. I don't want to be late on bill payments. I don't want to lose my house. I don't want to struggle forever."
Guess what my first question is? What do you want? Let's focus on what you do want in your life and then you can begin to put some new positive patterns in your both your thinking and actions. Create a road map to your goal and start believing you can have it.
I like to start the process by getting clear on what my big outrageous goals are. You may not be able to dream big right away if you have had recent hardships, so go as big as you can. Next, I ask myself what do I want in the next six months. What are the six most important things for me to be, have or achieve? What about in a month? And then this week. I always write these out or print them off my computer and post in several places to be seen daily. You have to keep your eye on the end result or you will get bogged down in the obstacles that are staring you in the face.
Every moment you have an opportunity to begin your path to wealth or even just comfort. If you fall back into old patterns, quickly forgive yourself and begin again. Most importantly, remember to have fun in this game. Most people get very serious and stressed about money. Those who see it as a game are less attached and actually attract more money.
In abundance,
Jeanna
"The Extreme Abundance Coach"
"Life is either the Greatest Adventure in the World, or it's not. You choose..." - John Milton Fogg About the Author
Jesse Niesen is the COO of STARTOVERTODAY.COM, a Nationwide Financial Solutions Company solving financial, debt and credit problems for clients nationwide. Jesse has led STARTOVERTODAY.COM in helping thousands of people resolve over $20,000,000 of unsecured debt since the summer of 2002. http://www.startovertoday.com
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Factsheet - Debt Relief Under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries ... |
The HIPC Initiative is a comprehensive approach to debt reduction for heavily indebted poor countries pursuing IMF- and World Bank-supported adjustment and ... |
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Special report: debt relief | Special reports | Guardian Unlimited |
February 6: A year ago the Guardian set out to track the west's promises of action for Africa on aid, trade, health and debt relief. As G8 finance ministers ... |
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Economic Policy and Debt |
May 2006, IMF And World Bank Support Cameroon’s Completion Point Under The Enhanced HIPC Initiative And The IMF Immediately Grants 100 Percent Debt Relief ... |
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Economic Policy and Debt - The Enhanced HIPC Initiative |
The Initiative’s debt-burden thresholds were adjusted downward, which enabled a broader group of countries to qualify for larger volumes of debt relief. ... |
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Debt relief - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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Debt Relief - Social and Economic Policy - Global Policy Forum |
Aid Inflows, Debt Relief Yet to Translate into Reduced Poverty (March 20, 2006) ... Fearing that the IMF could tie debt relief to economic benchmarks, ... |
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Debt Relief - Global Policy Forum - Social and Economic Policy |
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BBC NEWS | Business | Q&A: African debt relief |
BBC News looks at the progress of international debt reduction efforts, and the sticking points which continue to hamper the process. |
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Debt Consolidation Australia, Debt Relief & Bankruptcy Information |
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Oxfam - Debt and Aid - Debt Relief for Nicaragua: breaking out of ... |
Oxfam policy paper on relationship between international debt servicing and poverty. Linked to table of contents and also zipped for download. |
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What debt relief means for Africa | csmonitor.com |
This weekend's $40 billion debt cancellation deal could spark major improvements in the lives of the world's poorest people. |
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