A discussion today with Crispy Doc about how his mid-career burnout was transformed by financial literacy. We talk financial independence, liking your job, quality of life, super saving, DIY portfolio design, entrepreneurship, and lots more.
You know who you are. You drive an older car, mow the lawn, and live in a middle-class neighborhood. Your secret is your multi-million dollar net worth and your pending early retirement.
If acquiring a nest egg sufficient to support your family for the rest of your life is your most important financial goal, what comes next? This is a dilemma we hope every reader will eventually face.
My informal surveys suggest nearly every physician would like to work less than they are working now. I practice medicine part-time because I can. Here's why I think that is a good thing.
Time goes by way too fast. There are limited hours, days, and summers for each of us. PIMD reminds us to not get so caught up in making money that we miss out on making our dream life a reality.
How will you spend your time in retirement? Hopefully doing more of the things you wish you had time for right now! Here's Physician on FIRE's list for how he plans to fill those hours.
Are you afflicted with One More Year syndrome? Physician on FIRE is. OMY is a powerful way to make a big difference financially for your retirement.
Aiming for FIRE? Max out your retirement accounts before investing in taxable. Why? Math.
Here's an update on how PoF is making early retirement possible. Our conversation includes managing part-time work, safe withdrawal rates, being debt free and listener questions.
In this WCI Network post Physician on Fire reminds us that doing your best to stay fit can add quality years to your retirement.
We recently discovered that it was neither work nor money that was preventing us from traveling as much as we like. It was those pesky kids.
Physician On FIRE Discusses why he made the change from working to buy more stuff to working to buy more time.
PoF and WCI talk about guilt and careers and arguments well-meaning people put forth against early retirement, part-time work, and sabbaticals.
Financial independence is awesome, but not just because it gives you the option to retire early. Sometimes the other options it provides are even better.
Actually cutting back to part-time work as you approach financial independence has many benefits, a few pitfalls.
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