What It Feels Like To Be Financially Free (at 30 Years of Age)

What exactly does it feel like to be financially free? So many of us strive for financial freedom without actually knowing what it's going to feel like when we get there. That was exactly my experience.

In this episode I want to share what it felt like for me achieving financial freedom, both the good and the bad (and yes there is bad). I share this in the hopes that I inspire to to seek financial freedom first, and extreme wealth second (if ever).

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[infj-tguy]

Fuck my sanity, financial freedom is my life goal

[ygdgxmg]

I wish there were more Youtube videos on this topic.

[craigmorrow]

Thank you. Just what I've been afraid of when I'm there next year.

[nicholaswood]

wanting enough passive income to achieve true financial freedom with the motivation of wanting to just be lazy for the rest of your life is never, ever a good goal. example: i want to earn enough passive income soon to be able to pursue my drumming career full time with no time restraint worries or " I cant audition for that thing because I cant afford a plane ticket to there " type situations. I want to be able to move to new york and do the whole nine yards of cutting my teeth trying to make a name for myself as a jazz drummer, but without the pain of having to be poor while doing it. lets say I go to a gig in brooklyn, and I do poorly. instead of having to somehow lug my heavy snare drum and cymbals on the subway, I'd have enough money to consistently get lyft xl lux ( the big black suv lyft thats super cushy and nice ) and my day wouldnt seem so bad. i woudlnt feel so bad about the situation. does that make sense? you never want to just sit around never accomplishing new things when you make your money. the goal is to make enough money to be able to pursue whatever you want without having to factor IN the money. thats the dream baby.

[infj-tguy]

I dont give a fuck about being ritch or bs like that, my only goal in my life rn is 100$ a day, after that the good life will b here and I'll finally b able to die in peace knowing I've made my family's lives better

[MrMrutube]

Amazing video and thank you exactly what I was looking for, Much appreciated.

[infj-tguy]

Screw having a family or friends, I only care about my mom n dad

[ardeearam]

Thank you for sharing your story and journey to financial freedom. It resonated with me a lot, and really inspired me to keep on going. My goal is exactly what you have described - not to be the gajillionaire and buy 10 Lambos, but just to be free of financial worries, to have time freedom to try out things with the ones I love, and live life to the fullest.

In the end we have only one life, and I'm not going after joining the roster of billionaires. Just the daily brunch with my wife would make me very happy.

[Caspricocious]

You have many videos saying that have a business and are financially free, but it would be great to know more gritty details on how you became financially free. What passice income sources do you actually have? I would love to know!

[infj-tguy]

The meaning of life for me is to give my family a better life till they die, I'll work myself to death trying to make my dream come true

[infj-tguy]

6:10 so basically u need to b an introvert, good thing I'm an infj-t, I'm a super introvert so even the thought of a regular 9-5 fills my head with negative suicidal thoughts on a fairly regular basis and it fucking sucks, but money will fix me a bit, with the light of money my personal darkness will fade away

[MrSebastianBlake]

thank you so much for sharing your journey with the financial freedom I'm currently in my journey to be financially free but I was always wondering what it would be like on the other side I found your video very inspiring so thank you so much for doing it and for inspiring others thank you very much

[hman]

How many properties do you currently own? Do U live off rents?

[timmaggs]

Great video mate. Actually grew up in Noosa and used to play Super Smash Bros :P