Early Retirement Extreme
Early Retirement Extreme
Jacob Lund Fisker
Mr. Money Mustache
If I had to sum up [this book] by inventing my own title for it, I would call it, 'The entirety of human civilization and thought, expressed as a series of equations and graphs.' - MMM
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Early Retirement Extreme

Early Retirement Extreme: A Philosophical and Practical Guide to Financial Independence

Jacob Lund Fisker
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Jacob Lund Fisker
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"Early Retirement Extreme" by Jacob Lund Fisker is not merely a book; it's a manifesto for a radical lifestyle change that challenges the very foundations of our consumer-driven society. Fisker, who achieved financial independence and retired at the astonishingly young age of 33, doesn’t just share his personal story; he offers a robust, principled framework for anyone willing to rethink their relationship with money, work, and life itself. Through a meticulous blend of simple living, savvy financial strategies, and a steadfast commitment to self-reliance, Fisker delineates a path not just to early retirement, but to a liberated, purposeful existence beyond the conventional 9-to-5 grind. What sets this guide apart is its holistic approach, combining the practicality of financial planning with the philosophy of minimalism and the innovation of self-sufficiency. Fisker's system, grounded in systems theory, is not a one-size-fits-all solution but a flexible framework that individuals can adapt to their own unique goals and circumstances. Whether you're in your twenties looking to escape the rat race early, in your forties trapped in a cycle of consumption, or somewhere in between and searching for a more resilient and fulfilling lifestyle, "Early Retirement Extreme" provides the tools and inspiration to achieve financial independence and redefine what it means to live a rich, rewarding life.

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Released
2010
30 Sep
Length
238
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Most Recommended Books reached out to Ben Greenfield directly.
If I had to sum up [this book] by inventing my own title for it, I would call it, 'The entirety of human civilization and thought, expressed as a series of equations and graphs.' - MMM
For instance, why do we still work eight hours a day, 50 weeks a year, when we're twice as productive as we were 50 years ago?
— Jacob Lund Fisker, Early Retirement Extreme

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