I have completed one official month as a mobile homeless
person, or maybe I should call myself a car camper. What do I have to celebrate
on this one-month anniversary?
1. I’ve paid off $360 in small bills
2. I've set aside
a “Life Happens” Fund of $1000.
3. I’ve taken back possession of a condo I used to
have and it has a rent-paying tenant inside.
4. Most importantly, I’ve proven to
myself that I can survive. I’m off to a good start and I feel a lot of hope and
enthusiasm.
I calculated that by not renting a room I save $13 a
day. I save $40 a day not staying in my old studio, closer to $50 a day
not staying in a one bedroom apartment and paying utilities. Imagine if I said I’m saving
$13 to $50 a day and just putting in savings. That would be phenomenal. That’s
what I’m doing by paying off debt – inverted savings.
Using my new classroom kitchen, today I had rice, vegetarian bacon strips, and grapes for breakfast. A real home-cooked breakfast – the first in a month. What a way to congratulate myself for this big move I’ve made towards paying down debt and housing my parents!
Using my new classroom kitchen, today I had rice, vegetarian bacon strips, and grapes for breakfast. A real home-cooked breakfast – the first in a month. What a way to congratulate myself for this big move I’ve made towards paying down debt and housing my parents!
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