“It’s a bad plan that cannot be changed” says an Italian proverb. A young FIRE blogger from Norway had the ambitious plan to retire within 5 years, when he would be 36 years old. He wrote down a detailed plan how to realise this goal. Now, a little over half a year later, the blogger changed his plan. He reduced his FIRE number, i.e. the amount of money he thinks he needs to retire early, and also touched a well-known…
Route 2 FI adapts his plan to retire in his mid-thirties. He takes into account the fact that he will still earn some money when FIREd along with his frugal lifestyle – under 20 000$ annual spending in an expensive country like Norway!
Route2FI shares his learnings with us, they are not only about investing, but also about reading, goals, finding like minded people or embracing his personality.
RadicalFIRE summarizes the famous book by Napoleon Hill, “Think and Grow Rich”, which was published over 70 years ago, but holds some timeless wisdom.
Reaching FIRE takes a lot of determination and perserverance over a long period of time. Go and take a quick test to see if you have the necessary grit for it.
Dr FIRE shares his unpopular opinions with us, unpopular even within the FIRE community… and among Game of Thrones fans.
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.
Which blog post featured here on FIREhub received the most interest last month? Well, it had a title beginning with “get rich”, this promise is always an eye catcher. It also mentions a private jet, a Lamborghini and a bottle of Moet et Chandon. However, the blog post then talks of the “wooden leg” syndrome, to stop making excuses and start taking responsibility for our own situation. It then dives deeper by citing a passage of a psychology book published…
Radical Fire is a young woman from the Netherlands. In Route2FI’s interview she talks about her goals, the “waiting game”, her high saving rate and much more.
Araminta shares some insights on how to filter out all the noise and concentrate on what really matters.
