How to retire early and travel

[sisto]

Saw the above topic in my FB feed and decided to click to see what it was all about. Here is the link: http://www3.forbes.com/lifestyle/how-to-retire-early-and-travel-20-insider-tips-from-a-33-year-old-retiree/1/
Most of this has been talked about here, but I thought this was a pretty good abridged version that would be useful for people not ready for MMM. I also liked some of the tools to help you stay motivated. I know that question comes up a lot around here. What do you all think?

[Eric]

Don't know.  I refuse to read any article that makes me click to the next page 21 times.

Better to just read the Go Curry Cracker archives I think.

[Bruinguy]

I hate those types of articles. 

"Tip number 19 will blow your mind!"

 

[bluecollarmusician]

She was recently featured on the MMM blog....

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2016/01/13/an-interview-with-the-lawyer-who-retired-at-33/

[sisto]

She was recently featured on the MMM blog....

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2016/01/13/an-interview-with-the-lawyer-who-retired-at-33/

Good catch, I hadn't realized it.

[mathlete]

Step 1: Write articles that people have to click through 20 times in order to view the maximum amount of advertising.

I wish this had a comments section though. The saving grace on this could have been all the butt-hurt people commenting about how Anita is really going to regret this decision in 7 years when she is broke and no one will hire her because apparently 40 year olds who have not been continuously employed their entire life can't get a job.

[Northwestie]

better:

https://retirednomad.wordpress.com/

http://seniornomads.blogspot.com/