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Help! Somebody grab a bucket of water because this show is on fire!

I am so excited because today we are going to explore the financial independence

retire early movement.

We're going to break down five different types of fire as well as the math behind them

and try to help you better understand if these early retirement strategies are right for you. In all seriousness, you might

be dead set on retiring early, but you need to figure out, are you leaning on lean fire, fat

fire, or coast fire? With that, let's dive right in. Yeah, Brian, the idea or the concept of financial independence is not a new one.

We've seen people that are like seeking financial freedom via a specific dollar amount for a long time.

But there has been in the past couple of decades this movement, the financial independence,

retire early movement that I think has caught a lot of, no pun intended, fire.

Yeah, I mean, this has been fun. And look, we have a, I think we have a great relationship

with fire, but sometimes we're called the fire extinguishers. And I think all that we, and that's what we want to do on this show is just highlight to make sure you get a full 360 approach of all the things you need to be thinking about.

That's, that's what our goal is.

But we ought to at least understand that this is, and I'm glad to see fire has kind of caught on,

is that one size definitely does not fit all. So there's some key changes that have happened over the last decade that we want to cover today. But first, when he kind of need to understand,

what are the key tenets to what fire, the movement in general, believe in, but.

Yeah, when you think about fire, people that are proposing

that they want to have financial independence in an earlier age, there are some general

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