The MMM readers' blogroll (reloaded)

[#MoneyGoals]

Hello all! I started my blog #MoneyGoals in January. Main focus is teaching young adults MMM ways, but also discusses minimalism, health, and happiness. Feel free to check it out!

www.hashtagmoneygoals.com

[Rogue Dad, M.D.]

Long-time MMM reader that just started a blog.  It's part finance/money, but really more about a variety of core life-topics that go way beyond money.

http://www.RogueDadMD.com

I appreciate any feedback on the content or site (constructive feedback only of course).

[aaahhrealmarcus]

I started my blog, Minimally Nerdy, after hiking the Appalachian Trail inspired me to ditch my "geek culture" consumer spending in favor of Financial Independence. I aim to help others do the same! Was just featured yesterday on Rockstar Finance! I appreciate any feedback :)

http://www.minimallynerdy.com/

[facepalm]

Millionaire Educator has some recent posts up, perhaps needs to be moved to the active list.

[Reggie]

I started a blog earlier this year documenting my wife and I's journey to get to FI before 30 with 2 kids. With a bit of a Canadian specific perspective.

www.savingforaliving.com

[millionairedojo]

Hey guys, I've started a martial arts theme blog that is centered on tracking my progress to hitting 1 million dollar net worth and how you can too. I'd love for you to check it out and let me know your thought. Thanks!

http://millionairedojo.com/

[grantmeaname]

Hi all. After a hiatus from the forums for a good while I’m baaaaack. Blogrolls are a ton of work to maintain so it’ll take me a bit of time to get this one back up to speed. Luckily I’m funemployed for about three weeks so I bet I can manage it.

[firehackerone]

Love the MMM blog! My wife and I have been readers and followers for years. We are almost there. So we decided to start a blog called http://moneyandfire.com/ to share some of the philosophies, tips and tricks we've learned and are still learning along the way. We are a bit older and work in the lower-paying non-profit field. Still, we are able to apply the principles and make progress toward financial independence and early retirement. Thanks, MMM!

[grantmeaname]

Hi all. After a hiatus from the forums for a good while I’m baaaaack. Blogrolls are a ton of work to maintain so it’ll take me a bit of time to get this one back up to speed. Luckily I’m funemployed for about three weeks so I bet I can manage it.

I'm just not reading FI blogs like I used to so any effort on the blogroll is totally complementary to other things I could be spending my time on in the FI world, like reading books. Anybody wanna take this baby over? I'm thinking it'd be a lock+delete job unless you have moderator powers.

[poniesandFIRE]

I'm blogging at www.poniesandFIRE.com about our family's journey to FIRE by 2025, if anyone wants to give it a read.

[PR Mustachian]

If anyone needs advice on how to build their own net-zero home I am blogging about the experience at www.savingsustainably.com

[Jasperstoj]

Hey guys!

I'm Jasper Levi Stojanovski from https://www.stojfinance.com/

I specialize in stock market investing—and will also help you make and save more money!

Here are some of my best performing posts: how to invest 1000 dollars, best investing books, how to invest 20k.

I hope to see you soon!

[tjelvar]

Hi,

I started blogging about early retirement in Sweden. We have relatively high taxes and cost of living, which makes early retirement a bit challenging. As in many other European countries, there is a mandatory pension system. This needs to be included in the planning.

If you are interested: Check it out here: http://plan-g.se

[EfficiencyNerd]

Hi friends!

After a couple false starts, I've finally started a blog and maintained it for about 6 months now. I'm only posting 1-2 articles a month currently, but hoping to do a bit more in the future. Primarily about my journey to financial independence in Canada, but also about life and fun hacks in general!

Check it out: www.fimposter.com

[Gerard]

I've passed my third anniversary of blogging about optimizing your financial life in Canada, and moved the site to https://optimacheap.wordpress.com/
My tiny regular audience seems to like recipes and travel advice, while the occasional big clump of folks who come over from MMM seem to prefer planning/investing posts.

[Chris@TTL]

Jenni and I started TicTocLife - Retire Early Blog this month and already have half a dozen or so deep posts on:

• A new take on Cheap vs. Frugal
• Our initial early retirement plan mid-pandemic
• A $51K lifestyle creep problem
• Our 2019 FIRE budget review (for that financial voyeurism)
• Changing from fulltime for part-time work intentionally (the FIRE path!)
• How to Save Money on Groceries (The Definitive Guide)

Updated 6/4:

• Jenni sorting out Early Retirement Health Insurance Options as a (now) part-time worker
• Our first COVID-related monthly balance sheet (May)
• The 7 Financial Freedom Steps to Reach Financial Independence
• How to evaluate expected future value to earn a profit later (treat everything as if it's always on sale)

Updated 10/14:

• Keep a selling mindset, use apps & websites to sell your stuff locally, make it happen
• Manage your work-life balance in email
• The pros and cons of City vs Country lifestyles
• Our story of how to become a millionaire in 10 years (or less!), we did it by 33
• Build the life you want, then save for it: how much money is enough?
• How to Retire Early With Real Estate Reader Case Study
• Understanding the Value of Time from a perspective of spending
• VTSAX vs VTI: Buy the Total US Stock Market & Alternatives
• Learn to be a Disciplined Investor and avoid the Behavior Gap of Timing the Market (with a 20 year analysis)
• Build Wealth in Your 20s by understanding The Marginal Utility of Income
• Why success doesn't necessarily equate to personal fulfillment
• When to Pay Off Your Mortgage or Invest Extra Capital
• Buy vs Rent and Invest: Planning for Financial Independence
• Why Do People Work? The Purpose of Work Is to Create
• 3 Steps to Conquer Your Fears of DIY Mistakes (And More!)
• How Comparison Is the Thief of Joy and Your Superpower
• The 3 Video Games That Are Good For You and That Made Me Wealthy
• Live Below Your Means: Your Path to Financial Freedom
• The Circle of Control is a Myth! Wield your Circle of Influence instead.
• ETF vs Stock Invest to Be Bill Gates (or Just Be in the Bar)?

And lots of smaller articles.

If you want to start somewhere, I might suggest our millionaire story which explains how we went from -$107K to $1.2M in 9 years:
How to Become a Millionaire in 10 years

We're active on the forums, say hello!

[Valley of Plenty]

Surprised it hasn't been mentioned here, but Kitty and Piggy run an excellent blog called Bitches Get Riches that has a very similar energy to MMM.