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Keeping a low number of simple clothes, mending them and getting/them the smart way will get you to financial independence faster.
Original article at http://earlyretirementextreme.com/day-6-clothes.html
A more detailed discussion of the ERE philosophy at http://valiantgrowth.com/e30
Get Early Retirement Extreme The Book at http://valiantgrowth.com/ere
Donate to the podcast at http://valiantgrowth.com/support
Jacob puts hobbies into three categories:
Original article at http://earlyretirementextreme.com/day-5-find-a-free-hobb.html A list of income earning hobbies from the same website: http://earlyretirementextreme.com/incomplete-list-of-hobbies-that-could-earn-money.html
A more detailed discussion of the ERE philosophy at http://valiantgrowth.com/e30
Get Early Retirement Extreme The Book at http://valiantgrowth.com/ere
Donate to the podcast at http://valiantgrowth.com/support
Could you survive without a cell phone plan (and/or a cellphone?) In today's episode, Jacob argues for a yes and I (mostly) back him up.
Original article at http://earlyretirementextreme.com/day-4-drop-the-cell-phone-pla.html
A more detailed discussion of the ERE philosophy at http://valiantgrowth.com/e30
Get Early Retirement Extreme The Book at http://valiantgrowth.com/ere
Donate to the podcast at http://valiantgrowth.com/support
Reign in your food budget. Target: 50-75$/person/month
My detailed discussion of a frugal food budget, including the calorie/currency system: http://valiantgrowth.com/e14
Some staples of my own cooking at my vlog: https://youtu.be/POsExlihhds
Original article at http://earlyretirementextreme.com/day-3-grocery-shopping.html
A more detailed discussion of the ERE philosophy at valiantgrowth.com/e30
Get Early Retirement Extreme The Book at valiantgrowth.com/ere
Includes Jacob's recommended housing budget, ways of finding a cheaper place to live and the framework for thinking about your shelter spending.
Original article at earlyretirementextreme.com/day-1-finding-a-place-to-live.html
A more detailed discussion of the ERE philosophy at valiantgrowth.com/e30
Get Early Retirement Extreme The Book at valiantgrowth.com/ere
Includes Jacob's recommended housing budget, ways of finding a cheaper place to live and the framework for thinking about your shelter spending.
Original article at earlyretirementextreme.com/day-1-finding-a-place-to-live.html
A more detailed discussion of the ERE philosophy at valiantgrowth.com/e30
Get Early Retirement Extreme The Book at valiantgrowth.com/ere
Darrell Becker is a frequent guest of many podcasts that I like, often talking about the Trivium method, the Non-Agression Principles and Non-Violent Communication. In this episode we talk about the basic ideas of Non-Violent Communication, work through real world examples of using it, and other related questions such as that of enemy imagery.
My episode on the key ideas of NVC is at valiantgrowth.com/e44
Read the book at valiantgrowth.com/nvc
Another interview with Darrel that you might want to listen to is his intro to NVC and the Trivium method on Nick Hazelton's Anarcho Yakitalism Podcast and his series with Bret Veinotte at the School Sucks podcast. You can find more of him at voluntaryvisions.com.
"I feel I am a very rich man. I see a different world than you see on the news. I see a world of people committed to compassionate giving, who want to create structures that support this compassionate giving." - Marshall Rosenberg
I spent a significant amount of time considering the why of Non-Violent Communication. Learning and practice takes effort, so every time I introduce a new technique, tool or philosophy of life, I aim to give you a bond, that if you take this journey, you will achieve this or that. Usually it's a clear cut question, but NVC offers many benefits and many angles. I chose to highlight the positive outlook and connection that comes from being able to see and be seen as a human being.
Find the book at valiantgrowth.com/nvc
Audible membership with two free audiobooks at valiantgrowth.com/audible
The NVC workshop at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEqmZ2E1o64
This is an audio recording of the article Go From Zero to a Fully Functional Productivity System, Today (with Jake Desyllas).
In it, you will find encouragement and practical steps towards quickly and easily starting your first productivity/task management and goal management systems.
Books mentioned:
Goals! by Brian Tracy
Eat that Frog! by Brian Tracy
Becoming an Entrepreneur by Jake Desyllas
Job Free by Jake Desyllas
Getting Things Done by David Allen
The Power of Less by Leo Babuta
Starting and maintaining a productivity system is one of the most fulfilling and rewarding investments you can ever make. It can, however seem like a very daunting task.
Jake Desyllas strips the complexity away and teaches you how to start a basic but powerful productivity system that you can build upon and evolve. Perhaps more importantly, we talk of the incredible power that this will give you to live your values and to lead a conscious live, encouraging you to get started today.
Books mentioned: Getting Things Done by David Allen and The Power of Less by Leo Babauta as a balance to it.Jake Desyllas on Valiant Growth:
0034 - How Do You ACTUALLY Become an Entrepreneur? And Is It Worth Pursuing for Personal Development? - Interview with Jake Desyllas of The Voluntary Life Podcast
0011 - Book Review: Job Free: Four Ways to Quit the Rat Race by Jake Desyllas
Check out The Voluntary Life Podcast for a lot more great productivity content!
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