But the discrepancy in our salaries also made us, I don't know, it kind of taught me.

It was really you who taught me that there was a better way.

I don't, I mean, we talked about, we talk about this very often as a couple, how your

partner's good habits can really rub on, rub off on you and how, you know, if you had also been someone

who spent a lot of money, I don't think I would have ever changed.

You're listening to Yo Quiero Dinoa, a personal finance podcast for the modern Latina.

I'm your host, Janice Torres Rodriguez, personal finance expert,

speaker, writer, and business coach. I teach women of color how to build wealth and gain

financial independence through side hustles and investing. On this show, we're serving up

POC-friendly personal finance knowledge, always with a side of SaaS. We're talking about how to make

Dineiro, how to keep it, and how to make it grow. If you're ready to become Foderoza with

your Dineiro, you've come to the right place.

Hello, my gente. Welcome back to another episode of Yo Quiro Dinoido, the podcast. This is your host, Janice. And today's episode is about my favorite topic of all time.

If you've already been here for a while, you know that I'm obsessed with fire.

Financial independence, retire early, or relax early, depending on what you want to define as retirement.

So today we're hosting an anonymous gay couple known as gay husbands on fire on Instagram.

We're going to call them G and J.

And so G and J are on the podcast today to share their journey to financial independence.

And what I love about this conversation

is that we talk about how to pursue financial independence when you're a couple that has very

different income levels, very different views on money, very different money attitudes,

very different ways of spending and saving. And so this conversation is super interesting. I am so

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