“What do you do?” is a common question when getting to know someone. It usually means “What job do you work in?”. The answer to this question leads to interesting results, as Radical FIRE has experienced.
The Financial Independence Europe podcast interview an expert in radical honesty about how being honest about money can improve your relationships.
“Everyone has a choice between living with more and working more, or living with less and working less.” Which kind of wealth will you chose?
{ in·deed·a·bly } considers what options you have open to you when you come across someone who does what you do better than you do.
Ms ZiYou attended fincon, a big financial conference in Washington, USA. She would love to see a more political event, since for her money is linked to politics and politics is linked to money.
Sonia from Money for the Modern Girl reflects on instances when people have underestimated her and on instances when she has underestimated other people, and what this means for her on her path to FI.
Mr. A from Get Financial Independence examines how his upbringing affected his approach to money and his struggle to overcome some of his deeply-ingrained money beliefs that have been holding him back.
Have you ever talked to colleagues, friends or relatives about FIRE and got responses like “it’s impossible” or “…but I like my job!”? Then go read this great article over at Monkwealth.
RadicalFIRE summarizes the famous book by Napoleon Hill, “Think and Grow Rich”, which was published over 70 years ago, but holds some timeless wisdom.
Loui examines what it means to swim against the stream and gives some examples of things he does that most people around him think are weird.
