With so many flavors of financial independence, it can be difficult to keep track of them all. People often confused Coast FI with Slow FI. The point of this post is to make a distinction between these two flavors of FIRE.
Recently, we’ve written a lot about spending money. But, it’s important to be clear why why we have money to spend on the things we value. One reason is that we’ve learned to cut costs on the things we don’t. Here are a few of the ways we save money that add up.
I recently decided to have surgery on my foot after living with pain for FOUR years. I’ve tried every conservative approach, and now I’m ready to take the next step. Why? Because my health is just as important as time or money.
Last year, we spend more than double what we spent in 2020. And, we felt great about it. Why? Because it was intentional. We’ve learned what intentional spending really means, and it isn’t what we used to think.
I started my FI journey after Carl (from 1500 Day to Freedom) retired early. Our philosophy was inspired by his advice to slow down and enjoy the journey. In fact, he called his own FI journey a “death march to financial independence” and urges people to avoid making the same mistakes.
Thinking about any significant life change, usually sets off a chain reaction of anxious thoughts and limiting beliefs. This is completely normal. The first step to working through these limiting beliefs related to scarcity is to understand your numbers and what they mean for your life today.
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