Everyone in the financial independence (FI) community loves to talk about their “number.” It’s supposed to be the holy grail — the target that unlocks
In this Slow FI Interview, I speak to Casey Johnson, an emergency veterinarian, about the consistent small shifts she made to recover from burnout without quitting her job. In the interview, we discuss how you don’t need to make extreme changes overnight to improve your life and the importance of building a community to support your journey.
In this Slow Fi interview, I talk to Liana (from DINKs on a bus) about how she has made work WORK for her. In the interview, we discuss how she quit a highly prestigious job that wasn’t working for her, changed careers, set clear boundaries, and decided not to pursue management roles. Liana is a great example of the fact that you don’t have to become an entrepreneur to design your life.
When we first learned about financial independence, we started to analyze our spending. One of the first things that we realized was that we spent way too much on groceries. While I was doing research into Community Support Agriculture (CSAs), I stumbled across ugly produce delivery services, and found two companies in our area to test out. Here’s what I discovered.
When I met Raina earlier this year, I learned that she currently works part-time doing contract research and data analysis for a public health organization. I knew I needed to dig deeper and learn how she made this happen. Read the interview to learn more.
Find out when you can stop working so hard!
Figure out what financial freedom will allow you to do!
Are limiting beliefs holding you back from taking action?
Do you need to get your life off autopilot?
