Change Careers and Take Control of Your Life
In this Slow FI interview, you’ll hear how David (from CityFrugal) changed careers, recovered from burnout, and built a life he loves, all while working full-time.
Our Simple Investment Strategy
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.
Essentialism: Life by Design, Not by Default
Essentialism doesn’t mean we just do less. It means we are making the “wisest possible investment of time and energy.” It’s definitely about more than just doing less. It’s about making our best contributions to the world, and we can only do that by figuring out and doing what is essential.
Living a Semi-Retired Lifestyle after Financial Independence
In this Slow FI interview, Chris Mamula discusses his path to FI, what he’d have done differently, and advice for people along the path to FI. After reaching FI and “retiring early” two years ago, Chris has some incredibly valuable insights to share that encourage a slower and more intentional path to FI.
Get Your Life Off Autopilot
A lot of people don’t realize they are on autopilot or on a path they don’t want to be on until there’s a crisis. Yet, it’s important to remember that experiencing a crisis is not necessary. We can evaluate the direction we are headed before getting into a crisis situation.
The True Purpose of Self-Care
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.
Making More Money (and Memories) by Working Less
A few months ago, I met Bradley (a non-blogger). About 4 years ago when his daughter was born, he decided to take a 50% pay cut to work part-time. Bradley originally thought that this decision to work part-time would delay their FI timeline by about 5 years. The reality of what happened is much different (and better) than expected.
Relearning How to Spend Money on the Path to FI
A few years ago I resisted learning to play golf with some of my best friends because I didn’t want to spend the money. Now, I really enjoy getting out on the course and a few other hobbies. Here’s my story of how I shifted my approach to spending money.
7 Limiting Beliefs Every Entrepreneur Must Overcome
I just finished the first official launch of my group coaching business. Not only did I have a successful outcome, but I learned so many things through the process. Most importantly, I overcame many limiting beliefs that could have held me back and didn’t. Here I am, lifting the hood and giving you a glimpse of my own imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs over the last several months.
