I don’t see myself or even my husband retiring but the freedom of knowing that we can was what her blog is all about really just made me sooo excited that I actually read so many of her past posts! Amazing episode! Reply Her blog was exactly the kind of thing that made me sold on FIRE. That’s been brushed off and we continued to save/spend all our extras coz that sounded bizarre so we used all our extras to stuff/luxury travel (back in the day) however still saving a bit as I’m big on making sure we have a buffer. I’ve been reading blogs including yours that are very motivating but really fell in love with Money Flamingo as she has the same sort of lifestyle and family size as mine and everything she posts is bang on! And the idea of just semi retiring is something that I actually told my husband we should do about 3 yrs ago because I do zero based budgeting since forever and I calculated that we can both just be part time and still survive. Quite new to this FIRE concept maybe 3 months in but half of the things I’m already doing so it was quite easy to get with the movement and the “retire early” was something I wasn’t interested in as I love my job (my husband the actual money maker does not so gonna get him onboard with FI!) so I just left it to the side until I saw her blog! So excited when I saw in my notification that there’s a new podcast and that you’re interviewing Money Flamingo! Heads up grammar police, the following transcription is half human half machine and not 100% perfect so expect a few typos and errors… Blog – Hypocrisy and Manipulation – Is the FIRE Movement Corrupt?.Blog – Project 1000: 1000 days to Freedom.Book – The Psychology of Money – Morgan Housel.Blog – Mr Money Mustache – The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement.Blog – JL Collins – Why You Need F-You Money.What is the difference between Flamingo FI & Coast FIRE?.The reality of semi-retirement and living a balanced life.Tina’s personal story – how Tina and her partner went from broke to semi-retired in just 5 years.
What really matters on the path to financial independence? Is money really the most important part?.When did Tina first discover the concept of financial independence and FIRE? How she almost gave up before she began and did nothing about it for 3 years.
When Tina realised that she no longer had control of her time she went searching for an alternative to the standard path. The shock of starting her first job and the reality of a lifetime of working full-time as a lifestyle.
What is Flamingo FI and when did Tina come up with this concept?
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