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.
2022 was a big year for us! We took some HUGE steps to design our life along the path to FI, including building out our van and Corey deciding to quit his job. In this post, we walk through the impact on our finances and long-term plans.
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.
In this post, I share our approach to investing. My hope is that it can help you see that investing in the stock market does not have to be complex. While there is still volatility and risk, it will help you achieve your long-term goals.
This post is written with a specific focus on white people who care about racial justice. You can be anywhere on the journey from a new learner to a committed advocate. Regardless of where you are on your journey, we have something in common. We know we must take action now AND later. The real purpose of self-care is to address oppression and to do it in a way that allows us to continue addressing it in the future.
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?
