Radical FIRE was quite sceptical before reading the book, but enjoyed it. Negotiating working from home and focusing on doing less were some of the lessons she took out of the book.
Hustle Escape discusses how simply going for a walk can vastly increase your productivity.
Sam distills the first of the four rules of the book Deep Work by Cal Newport into an easy-to-digest summary. Are you practising deep work?
RadicalFIRE radically quit coffee a year ago. This had many benefits, from less stress to better sleep and more money left to invest!
Podcast: How to Build Any Skill with Ultralearning Projects | Scott Young | by FI Europe Podcast | Intense self-learning (ultralearning) can be a powerful tool to quickly learn a new skill or explore a field of knowledge. This can be useful for FIRE-seekers and FIREd people alike. Scott Young explains the interesting principles behind ultralearning that he has developed. With the help of these techniques, he managed to complete a very demanding university degree (MIT Computer Science) in only one…
Podcast: The Joy of Building Side Hustles | Stanley | by FI Europe Podcast | Stanley is an employee and entrepreneur. He spends only a few hours per month for his business, as a passive income is for him the key to speed up the journey to FI. Hear or read more over at FI Europe. You can read the transcript and show notes here. Podcast created by financial-independence.eu
Kate attended FIWE (Financial Independence Week Europe) a couple of weeks ago. She came back home changed, motivated, and has now a couple of regular community related activities that keep her motivation up. Read her enthousiastic review of FIWE and her take aways.
If you are a small business owner, entrepreneur or self-employed making your way to FIRE, Stupid is the norm has some useful advice on what to outsource so that you have better control of your expenses and improve your work-life balance.
Kieran from @moneyonfireblog reminds us that while the most important step is starting, the second most important is finishing.
Kieran from @moneyonfireblog gives us some very concise advice on prioritising all your “stuff” to get the best out of each day.
