Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Discover how to achieve financial independence with proven methods and smart investments. Transform your habits and embark on this exciting journey to financial freedom today!
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The modern world of work squeezes us like lemons, leaving us drained of all substance. A biting reflection on our consumer society where employees have become disposable products, like a tube of toothpaste that we use up to the last drop.
Sometimes the road to financial independence can seem long and daunting, especially when faced with increased pressure at work. However, every effort counts, and each day brings you one step closer to the financial freedom you desire, turning your job into a mere memory of the past.
In this article, the author shares his university experience, revealing how studying can sometimes seem to lead to laziness rather than learning. He also discusses his personal reinvention, diving into the world of finance to rediscover the passion for learning and freedom of his student days.
Discover the surprising similarities between entrepreneurs and financial independence enthusiasts, two profiles that share a common quest for freedom and autonomy. From rigorous financial management to MBTI personality traits, this analysis reveals how these two life paths overlap more than you might think.
The world of financial blogs remains relatively limited in Switzerland and France, unlike in the United States where the financial blogosphere is particularly dynamic. Discover a selection of quality financial blogs that offer valuable information for French-speaking investors, while exploring the particularities of the Swiss financial sector and its recent developments.
Discover why stagnant wages are no longer a problem when you focus on passive income and real estate investment. An enlightening testimony on the quest for financial independence and how to use the capitalist system to free yourself from consumerist society.
The author shares his thoughts on the possibility of living a comfortable life abroad, especially in Costa Rica or Southern Europe, thanks to financial independence. Despite these attractive opportunities, he chooses to stay in his country out of family and regional attachment, while keeping the freedom to travel and explore these destinations in the future.
Right now I could be a rentier under more clement skies. Read More »
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