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More than just a book on how to retire extremely early by spending less and earning more while investing in a few funds and hoping they go up in the long run. Written for those wanting a deep and detailed understanding of the strategies and building blocks required to design and live an interesting life independent of the winds of the economy. An information-dense study of economic resilience and how to thrive in an increasingly fragile job- and consumer-oriented world hitting its limits.

Two million dollars. That's how much money anyone under age 40 will need to accumulate to retire. That often means working 40-hour-weeks and penny-pinching your whole life. How else could you save a cool $2 mil? Finance guru, former financial advisor, and Amazon best-selling author of Money Honey, Rachel Richards has one goal in mind: teaching you everything you need to know to become financially free earlier than you ever thought possible. Rachel supplements boatloads of research and personal expertise by interviewing well-known experts!

Many of you who are reading this “Smiling in Hell” series may recall that it was started many years ago when I was between gigs and diligently, I MEAN DILIGENTLY, looking for work after having been laid off, let go and or released from not one, but two jobs. Now I am not going to re-run that whole scenario for you here again but if you want to catch where the term “Smiling in Hell” originated, just look for “Smiling in Hell-The Chronicles of an Over 50 Job-Hunter” at https://smilinginhellcom.wordpress.com/. It will give you a little background as to the origin tale of this little ...

Recent statistics suggest that nearly two-thirds of Americans regret not planning properly for retirement. We tend to underestimate the key factors of retirement planning: our total lifespan; the probable length of our retirement; and, perhaps most significant, how much money we’ll need to fund those years in retirement. In fact, retirement planning can feel so overwhelming that many of us put off thinking about it at all until it’s too late to make the necessary changes.

While the idea of not working can be simultaneously wonderful and overwhelming, you can figure out what you want the end of your career and your retirement to look like before you submit your resignation. This book won't help you figure out whether or not you can afford to retire, but it will help you figure out what you'd like to do and who you'd like to be.

A podcast about life after the working years. Tom Jacobs and Michelle McKormick will feature topics including: business, hobbies, public figures in their community, and more!