9 Qualities You Need To Reach Financial Independence by @TheHumblePenny
Ken from The Humble Penny reflects on the kind of person you need to be to reach FI.
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Reader: “I can’t believe I’ve gotten away with having Impostor Syndrome” by @TheEscapeART1ST
A guest writer reflects on how her imposter syndrome affects her pursuit of FI.
Choose your poison by @TheIndeedably
The topic of FOMO in FIRE movement and swapping one poison for another one by @indeedably makes us rethink our approach to pursuit of alleged permanent happiness in early retirement.
Will I ever be content with where I am on my path to Financial Independence? by @Route2FI
In addition to the question in the title, Route2FI also asks himself if the FI movement is obsessed with tracking net worth, earning more, saving more and therefore is a bit selfish?
If You Lost Everything
In his latest Thought Experiment, SavingNinja invites fellow bloggers to consider what they’d do if they lost everything they had. Here’s his take on what he’d do.
Early Redundancy: Lessons from Life’s Veterans
GFF from Gentleman’s Family Finances got talking to a guy in his 50s who was desperate for work but couldn’t find a job. What did he learn from the conversation?
Cheap or Frugal: Which Are You?
Mr Fox from The Frugal Foxes reflects on the important distinction between being cheap and being frugal.
Ship It Anyway by @moneyonfireblog
Kieran from @moneyonfireblog has realised that even though you may not be convinced that something is your best work, it will probably resonate with someone anyway, so you shouldn’t be afraid of shipping it anyway.
Mrs YFG: Why I Stay by @YoungFIGuy
Mrs YFG from Young FI Guy discusses her reasons for staying put in her job
How to get anything you want by @stupidisthenorm
Stupid is the norm explains how to get anything you want and the meaning of life. Read more @stupidisthenorm