For me, financial freedom before meant having unlimited choices and unlimited options in my life.

But the reality is that it's not about having unlimited options. It's just about actually taking the

time to figure out what I do love in my own life. We don't know if there's going to be a pandemic or some

global war disaster. And so there's all these things in our life that we really can't control.

And so it's important to figure out what those limits are in your life

and then build your life around those limits.

So my definition of freedom, it's ironic,

is that it actually is much more contained.

Yeah. contained. Welcome to the real estate and financial independence podcast. I'm your host Chad

Carson. You can also call me coach. And this is a show all about helping you get out

of the financial grind so you can do more of what matters. Whether your're a first time listener or a long time listener, thank you for being back

for another episode.

The title of today's episode is Financial Freedom and Creating the Good Life.

This is an interview with Grant Sabatier.

Grant is the author of the book, Financial Freedom, which has been a bestseller and very

popular in the

fire movement. He also founded a website called Millennial Money. And he's an online teacher,

educator, also someone involved, like I said, in the fire movement. That's how I got to know him.

I've just been interested in his journey. And in our conversation today, we talked some about

the fundamentals of freedom. What does that mean? What does it

mean to have financial freedom? And we talk about his path, how has changed now that he has achieved

financial freedom, what kinds of things he's focusing on, a lot of interesting nuance. All of us have

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