Financial Independence

This week I’ll be giving you my 3 biggest lessons learned from the mindset shifting book Die With Zero ‘Getting All You Can from Your Money and Your Life’, written by Bill Perkins in 2020. This is not your typical FI book, but it helped shift our thinking – especially those in the FIRE community

On this episode I share 3 big lessons I learned from the book How to Retire Early ‘Your Guide to Getting Rich Slowly and Retiring on Less’ by Robert and Robin Charlton. This was an awesome hidden gem of a FIRE book, and what made it even more awesome was that both Robert and Robin

On this episode I share 3 big lessons I learned from the book The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins. This is one of my favourite books on the FIRE movement and it helped me a lot to understand more about the stock market and index fund investing during my early research days. Today’s

We’re continuing our mini-series of the 3 biggest lessons I’ve learnt from Financial Independence books that have helped me on my journey (which I’m still on btw!). On this episode we’ll be diving into the book Quit Like a Millionaire – No Gimmicks, Luck or Trust Fund Required, written by Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung.

It’s no secret that books can be life changing. In the next few episodes, I’ll be giving you my 3 biggest lessons learned from some Financial Independence books that have changed my life on my journey. Up first we have Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.  Today’s topics: Outline concept of the book Key

I’ll be sharing how one of my favourite quotes can help you live an ‘easy life’. The quote is “Hard Choices Easy Life, Easy Choices, Hard Life” by Jerzy Gregorek. A Polish national who previously moved to the US as a political refugee. He went on to be a 4 time World Weightlifting Champion and

If you’re finding it difficult to pursue your goals in life, you might be missing this one ingredient to your ‘successful life’ recipe. What is it you might ask, well its none other than ‘Compounding Time’. Just how Compound Interest works in your investment strategy, the theory can be applied to your time and ultimately

I got to speak with Steve Cummings, an American world traveller, a family man and a digital nomad who runs the personal finance blog ‘The Frugal Expat’. Steve accelerated his path to FI when he moved to Taipei, Taiwan in 2017, by using Geoarbitrage and working as an expat English teacher. He recently moved to