Self-Help & Books
I am about to explain how I paid off my student loan debt in full before turning 23. I paid off my debt right out of my master’s!
In total, I paid over $40,000 cumulative by the time I graduated from my master’s degree in the spring of 2020.
However my final outstanding debt balance was 27, 256$ which I paid in full.
An outstanding student loan balance can be frightening. It can significantly contribute to a damper on your mental and emotional well-being.
Why you should pay off your student loans quicker?
Graduating is a big milestone in one’s life.
I remember when I graduated, I was binge reading books that centred around graduation. And I googled so many inspirational quotes to lift me up and keep me inspired for the next step in my journey post- graduation.
Although graduating is an exciting experience that has been looming in the far distance of your years of education, once it comes around: it can hit you quite unexpectedly.
The feelings of excitement, pride, and joy can gradually dissipate into feelings of anxiousness, worry, and even hopelessness.
Waking up early is not only for early birds! A lot of night owls can also learn to wake up early… and love it. Yes, I said it. It’s true. As on and off night owl myself, I finally took the plunge in having a consistent sleep schedule that allows me to sleep and wake a bit earlier.
Undoubtably one of the greatest gift to gift both readers and non-readers alike is a really good book.
In this post, I have combined a list of 10 great books to gift dad for Father’s Day. 📖
