The 10 'Debtly Sins That Will Keep You In DebtCopyright © Ope Banwo, 'The Wealth Apostle'
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Today I want to share with you all
the 10 habits or actions that may get send you into perpretual slavery. It is no longer a secret that the debt epidemic is in full swing. Everywhere we read of bankruptcy filings reaching record highs every single month. Individuals and corporations have not been spared. Families and marriages have been streched to breaking points with the debt burden. Any wise person will do well to understand the actions or habits that can lead them into this part of virtual slavery to the creditors.
The 10 debtly sins that I will discuss today applies to you whether you live in acapulco, banladesh or in california. So, brace up and enjoy!
You Must Repent of the 10 Debtly Sins
Debtly Sin #1: Thou shall not be presumptuous on your finances
It is a serious ‘debtly’ sin for you to assume that your job, business or present level of income will continue as it is forever. When you spend all you make without thought to what will happen in the event that your present source of income is interrupted you are committing a debtly ‘sin’ for which you will most likely pay down the road.
We should be grateful for our finances as they are right now but we must manage what we make now without presuming that things will always be this good. While we expect God to continue to provide our daily needs, we err when we begin to assume that the daily bread will always be there no matter how we manage our finances today.
Debtly Sin #2: Thou shall not be Impulsive on purchases
Impulsiveness is one of the quickest ways to get into debt. When we buy stuff not necessarily because we need it but because it just catches our fancy or because it is on sale, we invite the debt spirit to haunt our homes. How many times have we bought stuff on impulse only to have a buyer’s remorse less than 24 hours later? To avoid this ‘sin’, we must have a system in place to ensure that our purchases are made after serious deliberations and consideration of our present needs or requirements
Debtly Sin #3: Thou shall not covet your Neighbors Possessions
Covetousness is one of the cardinal vices God first counseled us against. We often get into debt because we covet our neighbors new car, new clothes or new acquisitions. In our bid to hang with the joneses, we often stretch our finances to a point where taking on more debt becomes inevitable for us. To avoid this debtly ‘sin’, we must learn to be content with what we have within our means
Debtly Sin #4: Thou shall not forget to establish Financial Goals
It is easier to score a goal, when the goal post is very clear. Without a goal post, you can dribble your life away without achieving any goals. You cannot achieve goals if you don’t set one. Financial goals have to be clearly set and doggedly pursued in order to arrive at the financial destination you desire. Your financial decisions will then be guided by the goals you have set for yourself. You will dissipate less energy for greater results if you have a goal you are pursuing.
Debtly Sin #5: Thou shall not be too passive about your debt situation
You cannot afford to wait around thinking that your debt situation will resolve itself. You must be very active in trying to find a solution. You must take your destiny in your hands and seek Godly counsel on how to deal with it. Passivity will kill you!
Debtly Sin #6: Thou shall not be wasteful of God’s resources
God will hold you accountable for the resources He has invested in you. The parable of the Talents is a good warning you are well advised to heed. It is debtly sin to waste your resources and resort to borrowing to fill the gaps in your lifestyle. Borrowing resources to waste on unworthy projects or activities in a sure ‘sin’ that will ruin you.
Debtly Sin #7: Thou shall not procrastinate on financial matters
Procrastination is the greatest enemy of progress. Once you have decided on a course of action to solve your financial problems, you must act immediately. A day wasted is a day wasted forever and that will add many days to your days in the financial wilderness.
Debtly Sin #8: Thou shall not avoid responsibility for your finances
Nobody is responsible for your financial situation but you. Passing the responsibility to others is risking a lifetime of financial worries. It is your responsibility to seek out books, seminars, mentors and opportunities that can help you. People can only help you but they are not responsible for you.
Debtly Sin #9: Thou shall not rob Peter to pay Paul
Money saved up for retirement or for the education of your children should not be applied towards an emergency that does not relate to them. Robbing Peter to pay Paul will eventually disrupt your chances of financial progress and success.
Debtly Sin #10: Thou Shall Not Spend More Than Your Income.
Cut you coat according to your cloth and not according to your size if you don’t have enough yards of cloth. The fastest way to financial ruin is to leave beyond your means. There is no point spending money to buy what you don’t really need to impress people who really do not like you.
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