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So the author's point is that debt is restrictive and stifling? And his advice is to just "eliminate your debt load"? Is this supposed to be satire?
by ahoy 14y ago
So the author's point is that debt is restrictive and stifling? And his advice is to just "eliminate your debt load"?
Is this supposed to be satire?
- graeme 14y agoPeople sometimes need to be told. Right now, countless college students with $X0,000 of debt are considering law school and masters degrees without a clear idea of how the added credential will improve their prospects. I tend to think that almost all good advice is cliche for most and a revelation for some. We all have different blind spots.
- cheald 14y agoYou'd think it was obvious, but there's immense cultural pressure to take on debt for an immaterial promise which may or may not actually be of any benefit to you in the future. Student debt has eclipsed credit card debt in the US, and Americans aren't exactly known for being stingy with credit.
- redwood 14y agoWas thinking the same thing... I assume he means "continue working consulting" ?