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How Becoming a Warrior Instead of a Worrier Will Completely Change Your Life

If you feel like life keeps knocking you down, it’s not because you’re weak—it’s because you’ve been trained to worry instead of fight back. Today, we’re going to flip that switch. This isn’t some fluffy motivational speech; this is your ultimate survival guide. You’re going to learn how becoming a warrior instead of a worrier can literally save your mind, your health, your relationships, your bank balance, and your life. What’s the Difference Between a Worrier and a Warrior? WORRIER WARRIOR Paralysed by fear Acts despite fear Overthinks everything Takes fast, clear action Reacts to problems Plans and prevents problems Stuck in what  ifs Focused on what’s next Controlled by emotions Controls their emotions Crumbles under pressure Thrives under pressure Why Worry is Costing You Everything 1.  Worry Destroys Mental Energy Every single minute you spend worrying drains your brain’s fuel tank. It’s like runni...
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how to calculate student loan debt it’s scary!!!

Student loans sting most 20 year olds into their adult life and beyond reducing the possibility of buying a house and living securely. Don’t get me wrong though, if you can get a student loan that generates a job and income of more than the loan in a few years you can pay it off nice and easily but if your on a low income with this amount of debt it can be a massive burden. 

First see if there are any grants (free non repayment loans) and internships (earn while you learn) 

Here’s an example schools don’t teach you! 

Student loan £60k 

Interest 2%

Loan term 20 years 

Repayment every year = £60k + 2% = £61,200

Repayment over 20 years £60k plus £2,100 x 20 = £42,000 + £60k = £82k total repayment divided  into 20 years is 

Total capital & interest repayment is £4,100 per year x 20 years is £82k 

That’s £341.66 per month  for 20 years 

If you can pay lump sums off asap this will reduce the interest liability and save you £2,100 interest a year accumulative. 

Make the long term calculations, not just the short term 

Good luck 

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