Other side of financial responsibility how does it affect you?

Life shows us things we can't imagine sometimes especially when you are struggling with your finances. Other side of financial responsibility reflect on us, and at this time we feel things are going out of control and plans.

There is no denying that being financially responsible is an important part of adulthood. But, what about the other side of financial responsibility? I noticed other side of is often overlooked or people don't talked enough about it. Honestly, financial stress can cause lot of problems in our daily lives, from holding us back from achieving our goals that was planned.

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But whatever it is, we have to keep doing things we usually do and avoid the stress of responsibilities. Honestly when you are broke there are lot of things that run through our minds that we lose focus on what we planned for.

I have been going through financial difficulties recently that giving me issues mentally, I wanted to express my feelings through this post since morning but I keep compromising because I couldn't think straight whenever i realized I have lot of things to do with money.

However, I was often taught about being financially responsible but never taught how to handle the emotional burden that comes with financial stress. Yes nobody taught me how to handle the pressure of bills, debt, and unsuccessful savings.

I see financial responsibility as something that is heavy more than me. I see myself not successful enough in my life to go through all these family responsibilities, and maybe that is the reason why other side of it always weigh me down. But whatever it is, I can't stress myself because of things ahead me rather I would continuing with my regular activities, keep pushing to be financially stable.

And to break free from financial stress I required to change my mindset about money, my way of thinking about money and accept it as a tool. Honestly money is a tool, not a means to an end meet, it's a tool that can be used to achieve our goals but not a goal itself.