Don't Let the Debt Get you Down, Get Down the Debt
It’s a Spiritual Thing!
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Why you should read this book
Over the past few years, I had this desire to read books on how to get out of debt not realizing that it was my assignment. Now I know why, so I could help others like myself to get out of debt. I now assist others to live prosperously also. I teach them how to not live from pay check to pay check; this is not the life God has intended for us to have.
By reading my experiences, this book will empower you to move out of your current situations. After reading this book you will see that you are not the only one in debt. You will have the courage and wisdom to get down the debt therefore the debt will not get you down.
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About the Book
Everyone has some type of debt or financial habits that they have and need to get rid of, even the rich. We all need to cut down the debt no matter what level of finances we are in.
To the reader if you are looking for some answers, I pray that God will use me to help you to get something out of this book. I have read many books on finances and debt and I have learned many things from them. I have also had many situations that God has helped me out of. As you let God minister to you, this book will help you in your present situation. Remember; just take God at His word and believe. Become a giver and learn what your purpose in this life is. Once you do this all your needs will be met.
About the Author
I was born in New Haven, CT. I am the second oldest of six children; all who were born in the month of January. I have an Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. On December 2006, I graduated with my Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources. I graduated in June 2008 with a Master’s Degree in Health Management. I will be graduating with my second masters in Human Service in 2010. Shortly thereafter I will be starting a PHD program, majoring in counseling. I am married to Napoleon Cummings Jr., an awesome man of God. I have four children, two daughters and one son, Taqueda age 25, Napoleon III age 13, and Davonna age 12. We also opened our home for foster children. Amari was adopted in 2009, she is 10. I am the proud grandmother of Eemonie 7, William Jr. 4, Chantel 2 and Kameren, 10 months. They all keep me going.