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"Enough Is Enough,"
by Cheryl Carson
If you're sick and tired enough of being trapped and strapped, if the desire to break out of financial bondage is strong enough, it can be done—more quickly than you'd think and without using a budget or sending Mom out to work. But be warned, this book is not for the faint of heart. It's the bracing slap-in-the-face print equivalent of a financial boot-camp.
After she and her husband paid off business debts of over $60,000 in just three years and then did the same with their home mortgage over the next three, author and professional-grade spendthrift Cheryl Carson has the experience, the know-how, and a book full of practical advice to really help you make it happen. You'll be amazed, you'll think she's crazy, and then—if you've got enough humility— you'll find yourself rethinking words like "needs" and "wants."
Cheryl's collection of well-used pencils
Listen as Cheryl describes four ways the adversary uses debt to bind and discourage us, then shares a brief overview of her "Six Steps to Debt-Free Living."
You can also visit her website by visiting www.cherylcarson.org.
That's this week, on The Cricket and Seagull...
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