Hesed Ojieh argues that credit problems stem from mindset and emotional wounds, not just technical issues. Fix your mental approach first, he says, and the credit score will follow. A changed mind leads to changed money habits.
Did you know that that is the problem why your credit score is low? Why you have so much debt? Let's go deeper. Now, if you want to fix your credit score, fix your finances, you need to first fix you. Hold on, I see. You mean I don't need to pull my credit score? No, you don't have to. I don't have to sell disputed letters? No, you don't have to. You can, but you don't have to. I'm telling you, there is a strategy when you follow what I followed. See, I know the route. I know the route. I might not have your destination, but I know the route. If you keep on 60 miles per hour, I know you will get there. See, don't try to fix the destination. I want to better credit score. Just fix the journey, fix the route. See, because once your mind— once your mind— once your mind shifts, your money begins to shift. Let me take it again. The day your mind shifts, the day your mind is no longer clustered, harassed, you begin to think well. There are emotional wounds, instability, insecurity. There are voices, there are battles within you that is triggering your spending, triggering the debts you're taking. It's not allowing you to think
