The Ultimate Expat Guide to Financial Freedom

Reaching financial independence is a lot simpler than most people realize. I reached it at age 29. All it took me was to live below my means for a while, invest the difference, and keep my human reflexes and biases in check.

Most importantly though, it required a full mindset shift.

A shift away from the standard 9-5 grind until 65 attitude.

It required that I stopped following the herd, and start to follow investors. Start to buy assets that put money in my pocket (stocks, bonds, real estate).
It also meant I had to stay away from liabilities, things that take money OUT of my pocket (cars, dinner, brunch, lofty apartments).

The latter was easier said than done. It's not easy to watch your friends & colleagues upgrade to nicer cars & apartments while I was stuck living like a student. I felt like I was missing out. I started to feel inadequate.

But looking back, I'm super glad I did it. I now no longer worry about saving, investing, or retirement. All of that is in the past. Today, my portfolio is on autopilot, and I never need to save another penny ever again.

You can steal the mindset shifts, insights, and techniques I used in my 34-page guide. Grab it at the link below.