Hello, Wienabbers. My name is Jesse Meekham. This is podcast number 323 for

Wienab, where we teach you four rules to help you stop looking paycheck to

paycheck, get out of debt and

save more money and save more money they did. I'm talking about the now fairly

famous Miss Frugalwoods if you haven't checked out her blog Frugalwoods. If you haven't checked out her blog, Frugalwoods.com. This has been one of my favorite

interviews. One because they just had a baby and the baby interrupted the interview with sweet newborn noises, so I love that.

Second, Elizabeth, who is now no longer anonymous since she launched a book called Frugal Woods and it's doing very

well on Amazon. I just really encourage you to check it out. I will cut to the

interview in just a second. Just let me say this.

I read the book in a matter of a day and a half or so.

I just kept wanting to go back to the book.

And she gives her whole story of just well to ruin it for you how they end up having

purchased 60 acres in the woods of Vermont and their

live in life in life and they're living life and they kind of extricated themselves from the

rat race by being aggressive on the saving side.

What really, what I love most about the book and I marked it up like crazy,

just have tons of underlines and those underlined passages may very well inspire many podcasts to come.

Actually, next week's, I know for a fact, it will, because she said something quite provocative

and I loved it, so we'll discuss it next week.

Anyway, let me cut to the interview now this is me

interviewing the author of Frugal Woods a guide to living the simple life and this is the author Elizabeth Willard Thames.

Here we go.

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