I retired at 33 - a 2 year update

Some insights into my journey of being retired so early

#earlyretirement #firemovement #financialfreedom

[davesskillet]

I retired on my 43 birthday 33 is awesome congrats

[reefrandall]

You're absolutely right. Not to be a downer but this is why I'm so sad that you've taken down some of your videos in the past because they were useful even if your ideas were wrong at the time I hope that you re-upload them maybe with some commentary if you're really worried about the impact of those videos.

[MrGRockin]

You are. I told you on another video that I have been able to see my life on an upward trajectory since I started watching your content before. You aren't the only one I've watched, of course. But I do take a lot of your advice in my day to day etc. To build my worth and value. I have 2 businesses. One grossing so far around 5k a year and another only a couple hundred, and I need more exposure and time to grow it. It's also... how would you put it... non-simplistic in business structure, i guess you would put it. It's meant to be something that hasn't ever been done before. So it will take more time to build than my other business, which essentially just needs to obtain more resources in order to grow, so it's a compounding solution that will take time. Either way, my point is that since you inspired me, I have invested, I have grown significantly in value, yet not in the bank at this time. I have 2 promising endeavors that I've been able to juggle on top of a 9-5, and one day, I surpass you in net worth 😅 maybe haha

[Green-gay-]

I think you might have helped me decide that I wanted to return to my hometown (to do what? Who knows?) but I'll still go there nonetheless

[meadow]

But your not retired! You are working on videos and content!! :)

Much love seeing your journey Sorelle!

[PrometheusLair]

Manifestor following her authority ;) thanks, changing lives (mine included)

[stephtraveler]

full disclosure??? No one can retire at 33 and expect a fulfilled lifestyle unless they are funded from another source. (inheritance, lottery, windfall) No one!

[assassin]

i wish i was born in a supportive well off family

[ryangibson]

So how do we retire young? Is there a blueprint?

[ShaneTDLF]

To whoever is reading this: Read the book “Tax free wealth” by Tom Wheelwright. I hope it sparks something in you as it did me! Keep pushing forward and don’t forget to enjoy the journey. Life is short.

[chrismarcus]

congrats on the accomplishment your toe teaser

[Bootz-emqe]

I'll keep it simple for you... your just beautiful

[alananderson]

I raised a family. No early retirement. I wouldn’t trade.

[EllenMcDermott]

No no no. You’re lost like some people. You change as you learn but your problem is you’re directing people and you’re directing them in the wrong direction

[nerdygamerguy]

You "retired" off of your family's income sponsoring your never ending traveling endeavors.