15 tips for Retiring Early Through Minimalism: Tips and Strategies for Financial Independence

Today I talk about the steps I put in place as a minimalist to retire early and have financial independence.
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[@AnaViolinViola]

I do many of these...😅 like living in a cheaper area, no restaurants or takeaways, coffee in a flask every day, saving/investing around 20% every month, i normally get what i need and only occasionally what i want 😂, work on my financial education... And the most important, im working on defining for myself what is "enough" and achieving better work-life balance

[@Myminimalistlife_x]

That sounds awesome. I also think it’s good to think about what is enough. This will be an interesting thing to explore in another video perhaps.

[@AnaViolinViola]

@I_Am_Shireen Yes, I'm looking forward to hear your thoughts on the "enough " concept!

[@OurRetireEarlyJourney]

New Subscribers here! As we are aging we have become much more frugal and loving the move to minimalism. It's become liberating getting rid of all of our possessions as we are planning on moving. The idea of long term storage now is feeling like an anchor in the ocean.

[@Myminimalistlife_x]

Welcome. Yes storage can feel like that. I want to travel for a lonnnnng time and don’t like the idea of having a lot of things anchoring me to Australia. I will have to think about if I am coming back after a year and having the critical things available or go away for 10 years which means I don’t need to keep things

[@mlbonventi]

I really enjoyed this format and type of content. I appreciated hearing your reasoning behind your choices.😊

[@Myminimalistlife_x]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kat_thefruitbat]

Loved this! I always enjoy your conversations, Shireen! 😊❤

[@Myminimalistlife_x]

Thank you so much!

[@lionness_simsima5941]

Hi there, how’s it going. Great topic thanks for sharing

[@Myminimalistlife_x]

Thanks for watching ☺️

[@kathysutton2631]

I’m scared of eBay. I’m worried people will send stuff back? Hmm

[@Myminimalistlife_x]

I don’t have a return policy for mine so once they receive it that is all that I have to do. But sometimes I’ve made mistakes where I didn’t realise there was a flaw in something and then I give a refund. Facebook Mark marketplace is also good where the people actually come and pick it up.

[@user-tq9ir4el1i]

Gordon Ramsay not Dave Ramsay

[@Myminimalistlife_x]

Ahhhh yes!! 👏