Early Retirement Extreme
A Philosophical and Practical Guide to Financial Independence
by Jacob Lund Fisker
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“@gabusch Great book! | If I had to sum up Early Retirement Extreme by inventing my own title for it, I would call it, 'The entirety of human civilization and thought, expressed as a series of equations and graphs.'”
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A strategic combination of smart financial choices, simple living, and increased selfreliance brought me financial independence at 30 and allowed me to retire from my profession at 33. Early Retirement Extreme shows how I did it and how anyone can formulate their own plan for financial independence. The book provides the principles and framework f...
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“@gabusch Great book! | If I had to sum up Early Retirement Extreme by inventing my own title for it, I would call it, 'The entirety of human civilization and thought, expressed as a series of equations and graphs.'”
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