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DEBT is often considered a dirty word. It’s a taboo subject often rife with struggle, secrecy and scandal. Most of us want to have happier and healthier lives and we need access to credit and debt in this modern society. Debt is how we buy a house, a car and finance the various activities of our lives. We want to find more joy and freedom and experience less tension and anxiety as it relates to our money. For many of us, our relationship with DEBT is one of the most shameful, stressful and worrisome aspects of our lives. I know it was for me. My name is Dennise Williams and in this conversation, I’m going to show you how to pay off your debt without stress, worry or anxiety. No longer are you going to be at the whim of the banks, or poor money decisions, or a bad economy — all those things that have plagued your pocketbook in the past and kept you shackled to your debt burden. As a mom with two school aged boys, I was in debt due to the therapy needed for my second son who was born with a hole in his heart and needed extensive medical care. My credit report had 62 pages that was riddled with information that I didn’t agree with. Then I realized that despite the debt I actually owed, there were errors on my credit card statements. In some cases, I was billed twice for services! I started to notice that even at the supermarket, I was being billed in error. Then there was the emotional baggage I carried related to debt. I felt so ashamed that this debt was on my back. So I did the traditional thing. I went to the banker for help to sort out my debt situation. It was crushing that the bankers did nothing to help me. It was like they were only interested in offering me another loan or charging more in fees! Yet, it was a wake up call. I knew that for the sake of my children, it had to stop. And so I was determined to find a coach to help me shift my thinking and approach my debt from a more powerful position. And so in this training program, I want to share the techniques that will make your journey to healing debt as smooth, easy and anxiety free as possible. I am so pleased to introduce one of the coaches that helped me in my journey. Joining me is Nadine Sinclair, transformational coach, known as “Coach Nadz” who will share with you revoluntionary techniques to shift the language you use with debt. It is the very way we describe our debt that can contribute to the shackle in your life. https://fabulouslifefocus.com/debt-he… The goal for these courses is to help two types of people. For those who are beginners, you’ll get to understand what I like to call debt power tools and how they help you take back your power. For those who have more debt and money experience, you will get the strategies to lower interest income you would pay to the bank, save money on fees, strengthen risk protection, blast through bank errors on your account and more. In this training you will get to understand 5 crucial debt healing secrets: Secret #1: How to use powerful language that will reduce your debt by 50%. https://fabulouslifefocus.com/debt-he… Secret #2: How to ethically write the same type of persuasive letters that private bankers use for their clients to get payment extensions, along with fees and interest waived. https://fabulouslifefocus.com/debt-he… Secret #3: How to clone the proven conversations that the wealthy use to convince their bankers to negotiate a favorable debt settlement. https://fabulouslifefocus.com/debt-he… Secret #4: How to clear your name from hidden charges and mistakes to your credit history. https://fabulouslifefocus.com/debt-he… Secret #5: How to use the Exact same script that private bankers use to repair their client’s credit history and increase access to low interest rate loans. https://fabulouslifefocus.com/debt-he… Remember it is not your fault. You were taught to be in debt and to be in fear. How many of us carry a lot of unsupportive beliefs that hold us back from having the debt relationship we want. Which one of us hasn’t said to herself: “I am bad at math and managing debt.” “I will never have enough money to pay off my debt.” “Money and gifts mean love so I must use my credit card even if I already owe.” “I am not worthy to ask for a raise to pay off my debt.” “I can’t do what I love because I will never make enough money to be free of debt.” “I can’t survive without a husband to support me. So we will never be free of debt without the other paycheck.” “Money only comes through hard work and I am not working hard enough to pay off my debt.” “I feel guilty and undeserving to have money.” “How can I ever prove my own worth when I had so much given to me? And now I owe so much.” Does this sound familiar?