u/pinkskin-

Dave Ramsey has made having debt give me major anxiety 😟

I am technically on baby step 4/6 and i have been following Dave Ramsey for years, since i graduated college and started listening to personal finance content.

I followed Dave Ramsey’s baby steps and got out of debt (student loans and car) and i was living debt free for like 2 years. I was saving for a house in the meantime.

Now i have a house with a mortgage and for some reason the feeling of having a mortgage which i only see it as debt, gives me major anxiety. It makes me want to do anything possible to pay off my house and i feel like i can’t relax. My mortgage payment is reasonable and i can still put money in retirement, hsa, save, invest and spend.

But having a debt has really almost ruined my mental health. It’s like following Dave for so long has put me off a debt lifestyle for years and now i have a mortgage and it makes me feel so wrong. Debt free life feels so much less risky.

And I’m a single homeowner so paying off my mortgage gazelle intense won’t be my plan. However it has pushed me to want to get a second job and do side hustle just to get rid of my mortgage and I’m wondering if im just doing too much just to get rid of the mortgage so i can feel free again. Was this Dave’s intention or do i need therapy 🥲

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u/pinkskin- — 3 days ago
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Anyone notice Kim K trying to pass the BAR and giving up after multiple attempts? Feels familiar to CPA.

I know many ppl hate Kim but her BAR exam struggles feels so familiar to the CPA struggles and it makes me sad seeing people rooting for her to quit and laughing at her failing after she tried over and over. Now i heard she is ending her BAR journey and so many ppl here want to quit their CPA journey after failed attempts and get encouragement to continue. I kinda feel for her.

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u/pinkskin- — 14 days ago