Educator FI
Financial Independence For Educators
"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity."
You can increase your chances of finding luck by making solid decisions along the way.
You don't need to be perfect, but you do need to be intentional. Understanding yourself, weighing information, and purposefully shifting your mindset and habits will lead to progress.
These posts will help you do those things.
Sometimes, as part of poverty porn, people talk about how being poor granted financial superpowers. After living in poverty, they are now able to save more, are automatically content with less, and …
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No one is born a cynic. Children are, by nature, optimistic. Filled with trust, hope, and promise. How does that become the cold armor of cynicism? Life is good. The world is bright, the summers …
All things in balance. I’ve always appreciated, and rarely embodied, this phrase. I’ve certainly failed consistently throughout my financial journey. Now, after a period of frenzied change, I’m trying …
Are you relatively new to financial independence and investing? Sometimes, you’ll see people throw around terms casually that might not be immediately clear. In this post, I’m going to provide a quick …
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It’s my 45th birthday! This also happens to be the 100th post on the site. What better way to celebrate two significant milestones than to focus on mistakes and regrets. Ha, I sure know how to party! …
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“Work Hard. Play Hard.” It makes sense. You bust your ass at your job, work long hard hours and then when you’re free you play equally hard. The problem is, it creates a vicious cycle. In reality, …
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