Thought for today: Humility is something to b e sought after, if we are ever going to get over compulsive spending, debting, and underearning. A member shares: “Divorced when I came into DA, I had to pay half my income in alimony and child support. But the toughest part of the divorce was that my […]
Continue reading →Thought for today: What happens after bankruptcy is over? The saying “If nothing changes, nothing changes” may apply. A member shares: “I was a kid when my family declared bankruptcy. Credit card debt for business expenses had become untenable. Payrolls couldn’t be met for their business. IT was a mess of confusion and angry phone […]
Continue reading →One member talks about going through a humiliating bankruptcy. Being cross-examined by attorneys in the judges chambers, she became upset, began to cry, and got angry. She felt cornered and ashamed. Years of panic bubbled up into her automatic fight-or-flight responses. Nothing seemed to work this time. “Having my own business, I had gone through three […]
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