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I'm going to extend my comment. I've been reading James Altucher's books like "Choose Yourself" and his blog. Altucher's philosophy is somewhat similar, except
by joeax 9y ago
I'm going to extend my comment. I've been reading James Altucher's books like "Choose Yourself" and his blog. Altucher's philosophy is somewhat similar, except he focuses on tapping into your creative mind and finding unique ways to supplement your income to the point that you're not necessarily retired, but doing what you love.
The goal then is not necessarily to retire, but to just get to a point where you are working for yourself and supplementing that with existing savings + a frugal lifestyle. That's basically what MMM/Pete is doing now with his blog. That is, I believe, how a welder/car mechanic/McDonald's employee can retire early.
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- davidw 9y ago> tapping into your creative mind and finding unique ways to supplement your income One of the things I do like about MMM is that there's none of this handwaviness - it's much more straightforward: get a good job and be frugal. It's great if you can come up with a good alternative source of income, but it's not easy and not for everyone.