I am not the best house cleaner – I freely admit this, but hey we can only be good at so many things right?
Even I was quite surprised however at how many cobwebs a house could have when we did a thorough cleaning for a media crew that was visiting us (see our website at www.fieldofdebt.com under our media page). It was obvious to someone on the outside that we didn’t dust much, but honestly it isn’t something I really noticed until I took a fresh look at it.
Our finances can be like cobwebs in our lives. Sometimes they are a mess, but we don’t notice them because we have lived with the mess for so long. Sometimes it takes seeing someone living cobweb free to notice how bad ours really are.
If this describes you, get your duster out and start dusting…it always feels much better when you breathe a little easier with not as much mess in your life.
Thanks for reading and God bless!
Jen
Posted by Marianne Clements on December 3, 2011 at 8:34 am
Jen,
Great analogy!
Have a Victorious Day!
Marianne Clements
http://www.VictoryChristianCoaching.com
Posted by Field of Debt.com on December 3, 2011 at 2:06 pm
Thanks Marianne. The problem is now I am seeing the dust bunnies in the corner after I posted this!
Blessings my friend.
Jen
Posted by stidhamm on December 6, 2011 at 10:35 pm
You guys are awesome and inspiring! My wife and I just started Dave Ramsey’s plan in January, and are up to $27,500 paid off. Thanks for keeping us motivated, and may God bless you guys as you seek to help others!
Posted by Field of Debt.com on December 8, 2011 at 12:14 pm
Thank you for the kind note!
Congratulations on paying down your debt – that is exciting!!
Thanks for following our blog and especially for your uplifting note!
Blessings
Jen
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