Have you ever looked at a dirty toilet as being a possible catalyst for your financial freedom? Well, Maureen Campaiola sure did!
So much so, that she was able to eliminate close to $80,000 worth of debt by cleaning toilets. It just goes to show, that debt freedom can be found in many different ways.
Maureen had many obstacles standing in her way of becoming financially free. Some of those obstacles included the fact that she was a single mother, who had just been laid off from her job, and was facing foreclosure.
All of those circumstances combined would be enough to want to make anybody throw their hands up and give up. However, that wasn’t the case with Maureen. She actually used those roadblocks as motivation to fix her financial situation once, and for all.
You definitely want to tune in to this episode of The His & Her Money Show to hear all the details of her incredible journey towards financial freedom.
Maureen Campaiola is the founder of A Debt Free Stress-Free Life, a personal finance and home management website devoted to helping people pay off debt, live contently with less, with some cleaning and life lessons thrown in for good measure.
What You Will Learn
- How Maureen’s spending habits led her deep into debt.
- Details of the day she received a foreclosure notice, and the effect it had on her.
- How being laid off from her job played a big role in her becoming debt-free.
- How cleaning toilets helped her pay off all of her debts.
- Her advice for anyone who desires to become debt-free.
Resources Mentioned
- 9 Nasty Things People Leave Behind For The House Cleaner ~ by Maureen Campaiola
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