Webinar replay, a Q&A with Aja Evans, why consumer boycotts aren’t working, should we have a maximum wealth and more
Absolutely yes.
If you follow the FIRE people, and are reasonably good at math, it is ridiculous how little you need to have in order to never again need a job.
We like to keep score. There has to be another way to do that, other than piling up enormous “wealth”.
I love thinking of the FIRE movement as showing us how llttle you actually need for financial independence!
Yes, but I think it goes hand in hand with a good social security net: if your are not afraid to have to pay a ridiculous amount of money for hospital, your kids education or a place to live, it makes it a lot easier to have a cap.
This is a great point. So much of our drive for wealth accumulation is because, as it is, we have to build our own safety nets.
Yes. Period. Watching the middle class disappear and the working class swim upstream is so disheartening. The future of America is bleak AF.
Absolutely yes.
If you follow the FIRE people, and are reasonably good at math, it is ridiculous how little you need to have in order to never again need a job.
We like to keep score. There has to be another way to do that, other than piling up enormous “wealth”.
I love thinking of the FIRE movement as showing us how llttle you actually need for financial independence!
Yes, but I think it goes hand in hand with a good social security net: if your are not afraid to have to pay a ridiculous amount of money for hospital, your kids education or a place to live, it makes it a lot easier to have a cap.
This is a great point. So much of our drive for wealth accumulation is because, as it is, we have to build our own safety nets.
Yes. Period. Watching the middle class disappear and the working class swim upstream is so disheartening. The future of America is bleak AF.