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Debt Elimination Success Seminar
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Section 1 A Look at Debt History of Debt Credit Card History Current State of Debt How You Got Into Debt Good Debt Bad Debt Business vs. Personal Debt Section 2 Dealing With Your Money The Two Step Plan
The Paths Out of Debt
Living Debt-Free
Section 3 Dealing With Your Creditors Alerts/Scams The Credit Industry
The Debt Collection Process
Dealing with Debt Collectors
Section 4 The Credit Report The Credit Report Credit Score Credit Repair Section 5 Dealing With Yourself The Critical Factor The Art of Prosperity The End of Failure Prosperity Coaching Section 6 Kids and Money Kids and Money How to Pay for College Section 7 Debt Information Bookstore Debt Facts Radio Show Resources About Us
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Absolute truths: Where did they come from? Are they still useful? A newlywed couple had just finished a particularly delicious meal when the husband asked his new bride about the ham. “That was a great dinner but why did you cut the end of the ham off before you cooked it” he asked?
“No, no,” he explained as he hurriedly grabbed the dinner plates, “I love your cooking so much I’m going to do the dishes. You just go sit down and I’ll take care of everything”. As it happened the young couple went to her mother’s house just a few weeks later for dinner and after a wonderful meal the new groom asked his mother-in-law a question. “That was a wonderful meal,” he said. “I’m just wondering why you cut the end of the ham off before you cooked it,” he asked? “Because that’s the way you cook a ham, dear,” she replied. “Well it sure tasted good but just why do you cut the end off I’m just curious,” he asked again. “Well that’s just the way you cook a ham,” she answered with an annoyed tone. “That’s the way I’ve always cooked it and that’s the way my mother always cooked it that’s just the way…” she said sternly. “Oh here let me clear the table for you,” he interrupted. “It was a wonderful meal, let me clean up for you.” While he clearly saw the pattern, he did not yet have an answer to his question.
The point of the story is that we may very well be doing things that had their origins in common sense but have long since lost their connection to it. For the protection of our children we would teach them to not take money from strangers. But for an adult this makes no sense. I suggest that if someone you don’t know is handing out $100 bills you should take one or more. If fact almost every time you go shopping or eat out you give money to a stranger. What you learned as a child about money may not serve you well as an adult. In fact your early money memories may have devastating consequences on your life.
The crucial difference in the interpretation of the memory of smelling camphor is the difference between life and death. It’s a conditioned response. That’s all it is. How is this relevant to us? A human being is said to have 60,000 thoughts a day and 95% of these thoughts are the same thoughts they had yesterday. We become bundles of conditioned reflexes and nerves constantly being triggered into the same predictable outcomes. This is, for most people, the prison of conditioning. In order for us to change our conditioning we must first visit our memories and look at them from a new perspective.
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