Seven Lessons From Two Years of Financial Freedom

In this guest post from Clipping Chains, we look at lessons learned from two years of retirement — lessons not just from a financial perspective, but a lifestyle view, too.

It’s been two years since so much changed, and today I’m here to tell you about what this sense of freedom is really all about.

Seven Lessons From Two Years of Financial Freedom

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Making changes requires intention, and you may not need to quit your job to achieve the changes you desire.

Lesson #1: Wherever You Go, There You Are

I’m occasionally asked via email or over casual conversation whether this pursuit of financial independence actually works.

Lesson #2: So Far, It Works

This level of autonomy and freedom to design my day, week, month, and year is something I’ve grown to feel is intrinsic to my being. It’s a perfect fit for my personality.

Lesson #3: I Enjoy Being My Own Boss

Being productive is sewn into the fabric of my soul. And in many ways, I love that trait about myself.

Lesson #4: It’s Hard to Let Go of Busyness

The idea of transitioning from saving to spending was distressing during my corporate years. I’m happy to report that this has been a surprising non-issue over the last two years.

Lesson #5: I Don’t Worry About Money

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