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Great video as usual. Thanks for sharing

Amazing video, gives a clear framework to evaluate different sources of incomes. Will be really useful. Thanks for making and sharing.

Which place is in the background?😊

HI Yogi - thank you for the series on FIRE. I understand that you do travel a lot in different countries with different durations. One thing I have been wondering what do you do about travel insurance? If you could educate us especially for those getting older after retirement how do you manage this part of your worldwide travel?

Great video, Would love to see more content with respect to your life in the land of Smiles - Thailand 🇹🇭 ! 😊

Another great content Yogi. Thank you

I found my passion and quit job after 15 years stint by entered into business and I am loving it. How do I decide a FIRE number while I am enjoying this journey??? Please advise

waiting for your video about thailand as a destination (including retirement) from indian perspective

Good video

I wanted to plan thailand trip, often hear thai people hate indians, is it true?

Hi, i am working on different ways of finding/estimating expenses at my retirement, this calculation looks odd, but cant convince. Need your views on this and what is your advised way of finding expenses at retirement age. 25 years ago, our family expenses used to be 1500rs, now 35K, cagr growth of around 10-13%. If i forward look after 25 years its looking somewhere around 14Lacs per month. I included expenses of basic needs only here. Does it really make sense that i need to spend 14Lacs per month on basic needs after 25 years?

Nice insightful information. As usual love watching your content as we are sure that every video is detailed oriented, methodical and thoughtfully prepared. Kudos!

I think successful traders have a team of analysts constantly looking and munching data on screens. Solo traders don't win.

Thanks Seema. I am a long term investor and not a day or swing trader but I will now look at using the trading features on my platform especially stop loss and profit taking which I think will be useful for some short term stock investments.

Do you have children's??? I think not...then only you are fire and enjoying

Good thought provoking video. I realise how the goal posts have been shifting in my life.

M 35Y: Good video. Wondering why did not choose India for retirement. I have seen the video on benefits of Thailand but trying to understand demerits of India.

I just retired at 52, last week…. My husband is 64, he retired 7 months ago at 63. We have been married 31 yrs. Taken in consideration of our age difference was one of the factors that went into me retiring early.. I wanted to have my time be mine, to spend it with whom and where I want to…. I’m still adjusting but thus far I am really enjoying it..

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Great informative video!

Loved the video. Very useful.

15:23 you don't have children?

I can't imagine, how hard you have to think thru, to bring such original and thought provoking content, Thanks so much, Vikash and Chanda..

Hi Yogi, what type of coaching do you provide? And what’s the cost? Thanks

As usual. Great insight!. will do my health check-up. Thanks for the lovely video.

Excellent video…This is pure wisdom from years of Personal Experience. Would appreciate if you could bring more videos related to Personality development or communication skills as you did earlier.

Nicely explained. Watched and learned many concepts from your videos. Thanks for taking time and sharing your knowledge. Could you please let me know more about your mentoring service, like how to connect?

Your videos are always a treasure trove of information, and I can't express how much I’ve learned from them! This one really stood out, as it sheds light on a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of financial independence the importance of non-financial investments. The way you and Seema shared your personal experiences and the thoughtful decisions you've made is truly inspiring. It's amazing to see how these non-financial investments have paid off, not just in your career but in early retirement as well. You've given me a whole new perspective on what it takes to achieve lasting financial freedom. Thank you for continuing to share such valuable insights and practical wisdom!

Very informative video, so much to learn and apply, thank you

Great message , thanks !

Same goes... Retired at 47... Its been an year or so still getting used on how to spend lot of free time... But multiple benefits... 1) Not to worry about work related issues, timelines, challenges. One major daily worry about work is knocked off... 2) Makes easy to follow a routine to improve your physical and mental health. What to eat, when to eat, when to sleep? More time for exercise, yoga etc etc 3) Earlier not able to meet any real friends, relatives, attend ceremonies etc. now have freedom to meet more and strengthen relations 4) lot of time for travel. Even earlier when used to work, though took holidays, it didnt give much happiness as we spend time in planning holidays alongside work schedules, and think about work during holidays and handle all the backlog once holiday is over. Now we can enjoy holidays to fullest... 5) Can support children and life partner more and spend more time with them 6) Explore other interests like cooking, music, reading or any other hobby... 7) dont need to worry about money/salary as already ensured we have passive income before retiring. But the time and freedom also gives opportunity to make more money in multiple other ways beyond 9-5 job...

Thank you. Very , very useful advice . Very well ppresented.

Discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago, and I want to say thank you for your thoughtful insight and clear explanation of what financial independence truly is. Your content is timely for my husband and me as we have reached financial independence recently and are now transitioning to full retirement within the next year or so. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with those of us coming along behind you. Thank you again! (Some of your readers may appreciate reading JL Collin’s Simple Path to Wealth and Kristy Shen’s Quit Like a Millionaire)

hi Yogi /Seema - the biggest problem in Thailand is the language and the thai people cannot speak English for nuts . Dont know how you are managing . All the best

Would love to have you guys invite guests as well on your show . Keep up the good work 👍

At what age have you retired

The content is a very generic summary of few chapters from few famous books including Atomic habits, Psychology of Money

Hi Yogi/ Seema, congratulations on the 10k I would like to connect with you. I had submitted a note on the site as well. Let me know how best to connect

Watching from Bahrain

Great style sir

The English is very hard to understand, caption did help .😊

Thank you sir, This video is very interesting

Hi Yogi, do you have children?

Just like the saying, ‘an old patient knows more than a new doctor,’ I find your financial advice incredibly practical and grounded in real-life experience. Your insights are far more valuable than those from professional financial advisors. Thank you for sharing your views with the common people, especially for helping Indians.

Education expenses have doubled in the last 10 years. planning for child education expenses for the future. 20 Lacs today will be needed 80lacs in 20 years. With this in place, how can a 25 year old can FIRE by age 40. Even after retirement early, he needs to fund child expenses how to take care of dependents? Because FIRE assumes no dependent expenses, own house, protected with insurance after retirement right? As of now I can only have enough savings for a month to create FIRE corpus. Also feels like not more salary growth other than 5% hikes. And no job safety. Things aren't looking great in financial aspects in terms of early retirement. Let me know your thoughts, it helps to think clearly for me.