Well, here we go and welcome back, my friends, to another audio adventure here on Insight.

I'm Chris Van Vleit, and thank you so much for being with us on this episode and on every single episode.

If you don't already, make sure to hit subscribe or follow on whatever platform it is that you're listening

on right now. This conversation is packed full of, dare I say it, so much insight. And there's

also just a ton of actionable things in here that you can start doing in your life today.

As you saw from the title of this episode, yeah, Steve Adcock retired at 35 years old.

We get into his full story, but basically in a nutshell, he started working at 21, right

out of college like most of us do, realized that he hated his job, which is something that so

many people also do, and he started doing some math to see what he could do to never work again. And here he is,

retired and living on his own terms with his wife. Now, I just want to say that this interview

isn't just about retiring young. Steve will tell you that's not for everybody. Although,

if that is something that you're inspired to do, you're definitely going to learn a ton

here. But this is more just about being financially responsible and making better decisions

with your money, which is helpful for anybody at any age. You can follow Steve on Twitter.

He's at Steve on Speed. You can find me. I'm at Chris Famfleet. You can also check out his website.

It's Steve Adcock.us, where he has just a ton of great articles and a lot of great resources on there.

All right, let's dive in to this juiciness. Please welcome my guest, Steve Adcock.

Steve, it is such a pleasure to have you on.

Thank you so much for joining us.

Likewise.

I appreciate the opportunity.

It's a huge honor.

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