I went from $100,000 of debt to building my wealth by asking myself a simple question

Ask yourself this question before you make your next purchase

Early in my career, I racked up over $100,000 of debt by spending money I didn't have. I finally changed my money mindset by asking myself: Would I remember why I purchased this item five years from now? Today, my family is thriving, I'm debt-free, and I'm building my wealth. Read more personal finance coverage. In my early 20s, I had a not-so-great mindset about money: I believed that I deserved to spend whatever money I made because I worked hard at my job.

Early in my career, I racked up over $100,000 of debt by spending money I didn't have. I finally changed my money mindset by asking myself: Would I remember why I purchased this item five years from now? Today, my family is thriving, I'm debt-free, and I'm building my wealth. Read more personal finance coverage. In my early 20s, I had a not-so-great mindset about money: I believed that I deserved to spend whatever money I made because I worked hard at my job.

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