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Imagine having over six figures worth of debt.

How would you feel? Likely overwhelmed. Sometimes so overwhelemed you don’t even think you can pay off debt.

Well, today’s guest Brian Brandow, not only felt like he could pay off debt- he did.

Brian is the person behind DebtDiscipline.com. Brian is a husband, father of three, and passionate about making his family’s future financially respectable. Brian started his blog as a way of holding himself accountable and sharing his money journey. Brian’s journey to rock bottom really ended when he his family had to say no to a yearly family vacation. That’s when he realized something had to change. Since then he has paid off $109,000 in 50 months.

In this episode we talk about climbing out of rock bottom, how he helps others with their own financial lives, how his wife was in a serious car accident and how their financial life was able to help them through this tough time, the things he teaches his kids today about money, and even a look inside the day-to-day life in his household.

• Brian’s website: debtdiscipline.com
• Rock bottom and how they decided something had to change
• How Brian started his blog as a form of accountability
• The  car accident that rattled his family
• Stuff he teaches his kids about money
• Prioritizing what is really important financially
• Advice for those working on being better with money

And much more! If you are now part of #TeamBrian, check out his website for more money inspo.

Myself- I just booked a roundtrip flight to Italy in a couple week for $431 using my favorite travel booking website.   #moneywin

Courtney- Moving to a different home to help pay off debt, and give her family a better financial life. #moneywin

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