Retire at 33 With 3 Young Kids! An Early Retirement Interview with Justin from Root Of Good RPF0083

Radical Personal Finance

Joshua J. Sheats, MSFS, CFP, CLU, ChFC, CASL, RHU, REBC, CAP

Finance, Retirement, Insurance, Business, Money, Education, Self-improvement, Financial, Independence, Growth, Advice, Investing, Family, Personal, Radical, Christian, Faith

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🗓️ 17 October 2014

⏱️ 115 minutes

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I’ve got a great Friday show for you! Today, we’re going to interview early retiree Justin who writes at www.rootofgood.com. Justin has a great story. Why should you listen to him? Well, he retired at 33 as a millionaire, even though he followed a relatively mainstream path through college and law school I’ll pull this […]

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0:00.0	It's Friday!
0:05.3	How about we talk early retirement today?
0:08.3	Let's talk with somebody who's pretty normal.
0:10.7	Didn't start off with a goal, but graduated from college and started working just
0:15.2	a pretty normal middle class lifestyle and figured out a way to retire at 33.
0:19.4	That'd be a good way to go into the weekend, right? Welcome it is Friday it is Friday hope I didn't scare you too much but happy Friday. Today is Friday October the 17th
0:46.0	2014 I'm in a good mood. My name is Joshua Sheets. I'm your host. This is
0:51.2	episode 83 and today we have an interview with Justin from
0:56.0	Root of Good an early retiree who retired at the age of 33 he's going to tell
1:00.5	us how he did it. I thank you for being here and I thank you for being here and I thank you for thank you for being here pretty excited about today's show just to finish this
1:17.4	interview and I am recording it and releasing it right away and it's a good one
1:22.2	it's a very good one it's a good one. It's a very good one. Today's interview is again with
1:24.8	Justin and he writes at a blog called Root of Good and he's an early retiree has a very neat story that
1:30.4	I think you're really going to benefit from. He retired at the age of 33. His wife is just a little bit older than he is and she's about to retire. He retired about a year ago and so he followed the early retiree pathway.
1:44.2	But in today's show, we're going to talk a little bit
1:46.4	about some specifics of how he did it.
1:49.1	And in those specifics, I think they're going to be helpful
1:52.2	because he didn't always set out with a goal of
1:55.6	becoming an early retiree and he just did a few little things differently so I think this show is going to be
2:00.9	extremely useful to you to see how there are a few
2:04.7	differences, a few simple minor decisions that you can make that will dramatically
2:09.4	impact the course of your financial life over time.
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