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...freedom is different for everybody, and also independence exists on a spectrum. When I say independent, I don't necessarily mean you don't need to work anymore, like pure financial independence. Independence is always a spectrum, and every dollar of
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...financially independent. And how do you take this really big goal, which if you live in The US, probably gonna be the millions of dollars. And how do you backtrack into feasible, tangible steps that you can do to reach that independence? So that's ou
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...real financial planning is about the alignment of your money and your life. And, again, we could talk about that being unfortunate. Right? Like, it's a bummer that money is the current flowing through our lives, but it's just the nature of the system
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it massively devouring your network, that's a level of independence. It's just the ability to withstand all the normal, natural, inevitable ups and downs in life. Some people will get to a point where they can withstand virtually any economic disaste
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...financial independence and reading a lot of books and listening to our podcast around what it what is this whole idea about retiring early. And when he asked the question of how did I use that 4% to pay off the debt? Initially, no, it's all I was doi
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...me the freedom to say, I'm gonna use my own chip stack. I'm gonna do it the way I wanna do it. If anybody doesn't want to do it that way, I totally understand, but I'm doing it my way. And, you know, this purity of vision, I think is very freeing. Wh
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...financially stable. So that's what that's where the fire came from over ten years ago, this obsession with I will never rely on anyone. I'm gonna learn everything that I can. So I I studied insurance investments and just have compounded on the licens
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...financially. To me, I thought your average person does not have a perfect life. Right? We have a It's messy. Yeah. Right. Everyone. So everyone has to be as efficient as possible with every single dollar that they have. So when I designed Savvy from
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...time freedom. It's schedule freedom. That's step one. Yep.
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...financially when you just have a ton of idle savings sitting around. Like that's the oxygen of independence. And so from a lot of my earning years as an adult, I've had a very high savings rate. But that's not because I'm too afraid to spend and I do
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But I just think that, like, you have to factor in all of the costs, not just the cost of buying the car or leasing the car. It's the insurance. It's the gas. It's the maintenance. It's I want a car every time I need to go buy groceries. I'm like, wo
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