If you’re not already aware, then let me be the first to say the following: it’s okay to keep your money! You don’t have to spend all of it. Now, you probably shouldn’t keep all of it either. After all, doing so means you won’t eat, nor have a roof over your heard or clothes […]
When I talk about financial independence and wanting to retire early, many people look at me as if I’d sprouted a second head right in front of them. “I love my job!” they say. “I don’t want to retire!” Great! Wonderful! You’re being paid to do what you love – that makes you one of […]
This week, I had the pleasure of reading a fantastic article about saving for financial independence and early retirement that was written by Mr. Tako of www.mrtakoescapes.com. In this magnificent article, Mr. Tako discusses his surprise that anyone would view his choices as “hardcore” on his pursuit to financial freedom. By following his own plan, […]
“You can’t become financially independent with someone else’s money.” – Farnoosh Torabi of the So Money Podcast The frankness of this statement amazed me. While being interviewed by Jamila Souffrant at Journey to Launch, Ms. Torabi spoke of the need for women to control their own money. She posited that a woman without her own money could not truly be independent […]
Debt is a cancer to building intergenerational wealth. The phrase intergenerational wealth conjures up images of the very, very rich who are able to bestow entire empires upon their progeny. Truthfully, the concept doesn’t require anything quite that elaborate. My definition of intergenerational wealth is the ability to provide financial assistance to your offspring in […]