Famed Money Coach Explains How to Get Out of Debt and Stay Out Of Debt Without Sacrificing Your Familys Well Being

Learning Annex seminar to help people get out of debt - for good led by bankruptcy recovery guru is coming to New York in September.

(PRWEB) August 10, 2004 -- On September 9, Paula Langguth Ryan, renowned performance coach and a pioneer in the field of consumer bankruptcy recovery, will conduct a seminar called How to Get Out of Debt and Stay Out of Debt." Sponsored by The Learning Annex, the seminar will teach individuals how to understand the power of their subconscious money beliefs, overcome fears that keep them indebted to their creditors and others, and cope with the anxiety and daily pressures of owing money.

Ms. Ryan is the founder of the ArtOfAbundance.com personal finance website, where she continues to revolutionize common wisdom about the crucial connection between debt and our core money beliefs. Ryan is the author of Bounce Back From Bankruptcy and the forthcoming Break The Debt Cycle -- For Good!. She combines practical personal finance advice and psychological techniques in a unique way to help people recover from financial challenges -- including bankruptcy.

Our core beliefs about money are what keep us from achieving what we truly desire," says Ryan, who has helped nearly a million people make progress toward having what they truly want in life. Once bankrupt, Ryan knows personally what it takes to eliminate the financial roadblocks to success and she finds most people think having more money will solve the problem.

More money just brings you more opportunities for more debt," says Ryan, who shows people how to stop the debt cycle cold, and handle creditors, collectors and even the IRS, without going bankrupt or sacrificing their familys well being.

Bankruptcy and debtors rights attorneys nationwide recommend this course as a way to recover from bankruptcy -- or avoid it entirely. Attorney Jim Caher, author of Personal Bankruptcy For Dummies calls it a wonderful way to refute claims of creditors that bankruptcy is a ten-year mistake."

If people follow these recommended steps early, they may never have to file for bankruptcy," says Ronald Lieberman, an attorney who recommends Ryans work to both his credit repair and bankruptcy clients. With repeat bankruptcy filings and consumer debt both at record high levels, this course comes at a perfect time.

Whether youre looking for healthier relationships, the big break at work or a shot at an Olympic gold medal, Ryan says your chance of success begins with getting square with your debts and learning new strategies for dealing with financial stress. Anyone can get out of debt," says Ryan, who has watched peoples lottery winnings and inheritances evaporate. Staying out of debt requires a whole new set of beliefs."

The Learning Annex is the premier producer of seminars, lectures, classes and workshops throughout the United States and Canada. How to Get Out of Debt and Stay Out of Debt will take place at The Learning Annex Sept. 9 from 6:45-9:30pm; $39.99; 212-371-0280. Register online at www.learningannex.com and save $5.

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