Some excellent advice already offered.
The "chip, chip away at it" & "focus on the one with the smallest balance first, then the next, and so on", strategy does work if you seriously do want it to. As you pay each debt off it frees up more money to throw at the next one.
When you do get your debts paid off start putting some money aside for upkeep/emergency repairs to vehicles, home, appliances, etc., and do all you can to pay cash as you go. Life can/does sometimes throw some unpleasant surprises, but when you think about it many of them really aren't too much of a surprise at all.
When your goals are achieved and all are paid off you'll be pleasantly surprized by the amount of extra money you get to keep each month instead of sending it off to pay debts. Sorta like giving yourself a fairly healthy pay raise.
