I left an empty roll of toilet paper on the holder earlier today.
It’s really not my best habit, and I’ve definitely spent more time contemplating doing certain things than it would take to actually do them, but that’s for another time.
Anyway. I said to myself, “When I take my next shit, I’ll definitely see the empty roll, remember what I’m saying right now, and change it before I sit.”
As you might guess, I did not.
It was an emergency.
And now here we are, contemplating all the different kinds of debt that we get ourselves into (or is it just me?).
Financial debt.
Tech debt.
Health debt.
Toilet paper debt.
And still, there are good reasons to incur (non-toilet-paper) debt. Better ROI on other investments. Cutting non-essential corners to get to market faster.
So I think debt can be a useful tool, if applied properly.
What I’m coming to is this:
Debt becomes a problem when it’s no longer your only problem.
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