Debt will tempt you to spend a lot of money on things that you cannot afford. You may feel ecstatic when swiping your credit card and shopping luxury items. The longer you pay your debt, the higher the amount of money you will pay because of the accumulated interest. You cannot save money for more valuable things because you need to pay your debt. It feels like you are only working hard to pay your debts. 

The popular actor Sung Hoon talks about his massive debt. Sung Hoon recently became popular because of his various drama features and his character in I Live Alone. He revealed during a recent interview that he accumulated a lot of debt because of his career in acting. And he can't stop acting because he needs to pay his debts.

Sung Hoon said that he obtained his debts after he debuted as an actor. The same reason applies why he cannot quit his acting career."I think I kept piling on debt while thinking, Let's keep going until the end", said Sung Hoon.

At first, Sung Hoon's passion in life was not acting. Because he did not like studying, Sung Hoon was a swimmer before. When he learned that he couldn't swim, he began his career in acting.

"I started swimming because I didn't want to study. I was very bad compared to my swim mates. I was just good enough to qualify for the national competitions, As I got injured and had to undergo multiple surgeries, I had to give up swimming. That made me wonder what else I could do for a living and just dove into acting", said Sung Hoon.

Sung Hoon won an award when he debuted with New Tales of Gisaeng last 2011. Sung Hoon faced difficult times, as his career began to decline after his golden start. 

Sung Hoon did his best to learn acting. He put his heart and mind to his new career path. Acting became his sole purpose in life. To become an actor who is respected by other actors is his dream in life.

Sung Hoon is grateful that his rising fame and hard work have paid off almost all his debts. Sung Hoon can now leave the pressure of his debt behind. He can now focus on his golden years