If you’re visiting here from JD’s fantastic site, you’ll need a quick catch-up on my story:
but first, don’t forget to subscribe silly.
- I thought I was the next Warren Buffet and traded away over $250K mostly using credit.
- I hit rock bottom and started this journal to document my journey back to zero
- I short sold my house after it went into foreclosure. I have some pride issues sometimes.
- I work alot. But I have too if I’m ever going to get out of debt. For the most part I really enjoy working.
- I lived in my office for about 2 months after selling my house. Good times were had. I became a little anal.
- Sometimes I feel overwhelmed with everything, but then I get nice comments like this from readers (see Shel)
- I sometimes like to rant about women (and my lack/difficulty in dating)
Well, that should at least get you started. My most current update? My Ch. 7 Bankruptcy went through, and my personal finances are actually looking pretty good now. I’m meeting with an IRS agent next week to map out the 18K that I owe them. Should be fun! Thanks for visiting…
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Link: story on coping with financial mistakes @ GRS
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I came from JD’s site… you’re giong to have a great story to tell – so I’m sticking around to hear it!
@ JB – Thanks! I have a long road ahead of me, but I think I can do it!
I love his site, great writeup!
What stuck out to me in the above 7 items is that you love working. That’s gotta make you a million times better off than the majority of people out there. Enjoying what you do is priceless.
@ Shel – Yeah, I know, it’s strange….but I love being an entrepreneur. If it wasn’t for my past day trading habits, I’d be a young, successful, small business owner. I guess I am still that….but not really successful, you know?
I’m pretty hard on myself. I expect incredibly high things from myself, and people think I’m doing great, but I don’t always see it that way. I’m working on it. Anywho, thanks for the comment.
I’ll be following your journey, and I wish you luck.
Maybe you could link back to Get Rich Slowly in this post and even in your sidebar.
Dee