So, my husband and I are deep in the middle years saving slog (a term coined by Our Next Life here:
https://ournextlife.com/2018/04/25/saving-years-slog/). We've heard the FIRE gospel, we've put in a plan, and it's working great! Just another . . . how many more years to go?!?!
I've tossed around ideas for how to accelerate the plan, but they all require significant lifestyle changes I don't think we're ready to make. I've also considered other jobs / careers, but in reality, I think my current job is about the best I can do with my skill set, interests, and work/life expectations, and I strongly suspect I can stay here as long as I want. So, probably the best choice is to find a way to continue to work in this job until retirement. The question is how to do that on a 5-10 year time horizon while keeping my sanity. Or, more aspirationally, how to make the most of a career path when you're anticipating a shorter-than-average career.
Which gets me around to my question: are there any career blogs written with FIRE folks in mind? I find the FIRE blogs focus primarily on personal finance and lifestyle topics, while career blogs (particularly those for younger / mid-career folks) are written toward those with more traditional career goals. Aside from Our Next Life (who I think does a good job of talking about this) any good resources that are at the intersection of these two?
