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All right. Today's question comes from Hannah in Nebraska.

Hannah writes, I'm a stay-at-home mom with two kids under the age of four.

My husband is a high school teacher making $56,000 a year and he works 10 to 15 hours a day.

During the summer, he works a job where he only earns $1,000 a month.

I understand he wants to make a difference in these young people's lives.

However, we can't make ends meet.

I make all our meals from scratch to save money, but it isn't enough.

We have $45,000 in consumer debt and and we owe $80,000 on a helot.

We drive junker cars that are paid off.

My husband is very good at his job, but earns so little and has crappy benefits.

They only cover his medical insurance, so the kids and I are on a separate health plan.

If I got a job, my whole

salary would go to daycare. I'm grateful for all the blessings God has given us, but today I felt

something break inside and I don't know how to move forward. What do I do with the feelings of resentment

that I have? That is a deep one. What do you think, Jade? You said it you said it earlier john about math not given a what about you

right um and i think this is one of those situations where there is a part of what we teach which is

this method for getting out of debt and finding financial peace, right?

For those of you who are not familiar with it, it's the seven steps, baby steps. And the first

three ones are like humdingers, right? Because it's, you're kind of doing the scorched earth thing

to get $1,000 saved, then you're going, you know, balls to the wall, you're paying off

your debt except your mortgage. And then you're continuing that intensity to get three to six months of expenses saved.

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