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Don't take it to debt.

There is no money to eat. How can there be money to spare? They think like this. They don't know what part of their brain they use.

Okay, please listen clearly.

If you are in debt and have no emergency money, you are not retiring, you are playing a game of luck.

Many people rush to spend every baht on debt because they want to feel good, want to see the amount fall, want to escape the pressure, but it is a temporary relief. If tomorrow the car is broken, the child is sick, or the house has an emergency, what will you do? You will go back and press the credit card again, and the debt will grow even bigger.

This is why emergency money must be created first.

No more, no more waiting, just the first one that makes you stop relying on debt, save your acquaintance when your life stumbles.

A small emergency money is a fireproof wall. It doesn't make you rich, but it keeps you from falling.

A lot of people are stressed, suffering a lot not because of high debt, but because there is no reserve.

When there's one incident, everything collapses, and they go back to zero, and the debt increases, the hope decreases, back to the same cycle.

You have to stop this cycle first.

The procedure is not complicated.

First, keep the first emergency money first. How many baht is not as important as "real."

Second, stop creating new debt immediately.

Third, make a serious monthly budget. Every baht must be responsible.

Fourth, with the fire wall, start systematically chasing debts.

The reason I let you collect emergency money is not because I like to see money lying down, but because I know that real life is not flat, you have to be stable before you run fast.

Debt relief is a marathon, not a sprint. If you start without shoes, without water, without a plan, you're exhausted in the middle of the way.

Emergency money is stability, stability makes you sane, consciousness makes you make better decisions, and repeated good decisions take you out of debt.

Now the question is, how do you make emergency money that you still owe?

# OneSell something you don't use immediately. The thing in the house you haven't touched in more than a year is not property. It's still mattress cash. Turn it into emergency money.

# TwoGet a temporary extra job. Don't say there's no time. You don't have time because you don't have the money. Choose a short-term extra three to six months to build a fire-proof fund. Then your life will breathe.

# ThreeCut serious temporary expenditures, not small cuts, but short cuts to all unnecessary things. The goal is to build a base, not create an image.

# FourUse the zero baht budget method. Every baht that comes in must be assigned before the month begins. The money that is not ordered will disappear by itself.

# fiveSeparate emergency accounts immediately, do not mix with the spending account, because if it is close, you will use it to rule that it can only touch real emergencies.

It's not complicated, it's basic discipline, you build a wall first and then you go out and fight.

Don't let emotions precede the plan. Don't let fear make you rush the wrong way.

Build a tight base first, and then go.

Do you want to retire your debt once, or do you want to start again?

Build emergency money first and then retire the debt. That's a sustainable way, not a whiz, but it works, starting today, not tomorrow.

= = = = = = =

Don't rush into debt, sir.

Because if you don't have the liquidity yet, you can only pay more debt for a month or two and sink back.

Many Chinese people "do not rely on credit" but on spin money.

He didn't start closing all his debts.

He started by making himself "not lacking breath" first.

What kills people is debt, not debt balance.

But it was the suffocating end of the month.

Money goes in and flows out, no system, no emergency money, no cold money, and finally exhausted before getting rich.

You don't have to be rich first.

You just have to "not be breathless" first.

Even if this day is in debt, it can return to liquidity.

And the first million dollars... is a real thing.

📘 The Book of Millions Before Resignation: Techniques to Create Liquidity and Fill a Millionaire's Brain... You Can

This book is written for people like you.

People who still work regularly, are freelancers, do private business.

But don't want to hang around with "money in - money lost - heart broken - start over" anymore.

This is not a spell, not a consolation word.

But it's the financial system that actually makes people in debt "back to money left over."

Let's start with the only thing all rich people have in common: liquidity.

The rest of the cash.

The money that keeps you still

Even still in debt.

If you want to leave this cycle,

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