it's quite the investment

plus that

but i think it will give peace of mind

and you need space for it

i have yet to do it myself

i need to be financially independent first

Financial independence is hard to do

At least for me

I suck at making money

just gotta

appreciate the struggle and grind/save money

it is what it is

a penny is 1 cent closer to the goal

Do people become financially independent through a full time job/career? Or are they self made

Early retirement is a thing

Both

just

spend less than you earn

it is that simple

Invest, calculate how much you'd need to retire by a certain age.

time is money

too

yeah

i wonder if that mgtow money channel is still up and running

I think it's reasonable to be able to retire by 40+ I think.

I don't like the idea of time=money. I thought about it yesterday at work

i liked that one a while back

fucking real interest rates are zero motherfucking percent

Like 20 years ahead of the average date one can retire at.

What's the primary reason most people retire in their 60s?

because

families to support?

they took the slow lane to retirement

or incurred responsibilities such as that

but the funny thing is. if you you retire early and are financially independent

stock market is going to return like 3% for like next 15 years or so

you are in your prime for starting a family and such

Time is money in a certain sense that you can make things by yourself instead of buying it or doing things on your own instead of having someone do it for you, but it takes time to do those things on your own and to acquire those skills.

just

do trade school

yes that meme