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I like the author’s follow up. It provides good insight into what FI/RE can turn into and it also helps both people that are thinking of FI and both people that
by rantwasp 6y ago
I like the author’s follow up. It provides good insight into what FI/RE can turn into and it also helps both people that are thinking of FI and both people that don’t know what is/hate the concept.
There is something deep in there about social bonds and being able to relate to people. As long as most people work themselves to death, people that go the FI route will always feel ostracized/left out. It’s just how social things work :(
I also like how the author recognized the issues that were cropping up and actually course-corrected. I find this highly unusual and I am really happy it worked out.