I recently heard about a couple that paid off $32,000 in debt, and it all started with a game that they made up called consumption.

So they ended up using the debt snowball method and working the baby steps.

And since they kind of accidentally fell into the Ramsey Way,

I thought we could unpack more of their story today

because it is so interesting.

And then later I'll share my own top five products

that I always have a risk of overconsuming

and wasting my money on, so stay tuned.

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all right the rules of their game were this you have to use up all of what you currently have

of a specific item before repurchasing it so this is candles expired spices batteries skin care clothes, that are out of style, but they're still in good

condition. So it sounds really simple, but good marketing can convince anyone that they need

extra stock of some things, right? They have bogos sales, restock organization videos online.

It's like, get all this stuff. You think about the COVID toilet paper crisis.

Never forget. Everyone's like panicking and needing more and they're like stocking up,

stocking up. Now, once this couple started really living minimally, they decided to get one step

further and start paying off their debt with that extra margin. And so using the debt snowball

method, they paid off $32,000 in debt

in just two years. So if you're not familiar with the debt snowball method, this is the way here at

Ramsey we talk about tackling debt. So this is where you list out all of your debts,

smallest amount to largest amount, regardless of the interest rate. You're going to pay

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