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I'm a nurse feeling burnt out from working so much overtime, even though I'm trying to stay

focused on paying my remaining 76,000 student loans.

I've already paid 83,000, but I'm exhausted.

How can I manage burnout, stay motivated, and help my partner understand why becoming debt-free

matters so much to me.

Wow, good for you.

First of all, this is a nurse who's working absolutely herself to the bone to get out

debt.

Let's get in person much needed

well that's great so what's your expected payoff date if you continue at the pace you're on right

now when would you be debt free december of next year okay and how much have you paid off so far

eighty three thousand number of next year okay and how much have you paid off so far 83,000 is there tension with

your partner relationally because you're always working is that why you brought this up like

how do i help my partner give me more on that deal what don't they understand? I pay obviously a lot towards my student loans.

Like my whole check goes towards it and he doesn't understand why not just pay the minimum and

just save the rest. Have you walked him through the why behind the baby steps, blame it on Ramsey

and all of us? You rolled your eyes. That's not good. What happened there?

Why does he hate me? Be honest. He thinks it's a cult. There we go.

You know, it's interesting I've never heard that before. Yeah, well, I get it. And it's not our fault. It's the way you people act.

No, I'm kidding. It's terrible. I'm kidding. Okay, well, you're not married, so he doesn't get a vote.

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