The Simple Path From Poverty to Wealth: Financial Freedom

Let me explain this idea of financial freedom in more detail.

It's about the freedom to give you the life that's best for you. And for that, money no longer has to be a hassle.
You will of course learn how to get rich, but it will be up to you to set yourself according to your life goals.
If you want to become an annuitant or a millionaire, you can become one by following the advice of this book.
But most of all, you will learn how to put money to work for your life.

No longer being dependent on a job means no longer waiting until after your paycheck at the end of each month to live.
Financial freedom does not necessarily mean not working at all but simply having an activity or activities that you really enjoy doing. It's about being in tune with yourself, your deep personality, and your personal convictions.

The relationship to consumption is an essential element for financial freedom. It occupies a central point in our relationship to money, work, and time. It is about breaking the belief that "work more to earn more" and to spend more.
There is no point in moving out of the Rat Race and into the Wealth Race. I'm talking about reducing spending as much
as possible to create wealth and not increasing spending when you see your income grow.

Time is a precious and limited resource. Is what we put so much energy into really worth it? Enjoying the joys of life is priceless. It is therefore advisable to disconnect the time we spend working from the income we earn, by building up passive income (when money works for you, even when you sleep). It is also important to realize that there is no point
in constantly running after time and that it is good to learn to slow down your pace of life.

Money "does not make you happy" but it does contribute to it. I am not advocating endless enrichment but simply offering
you the life you deserve, in which you will find your own personal fulfillment (which is probably not the same as your neighbor's).