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Our flagship podcast is aptly called ChooseFI, hosted by our founders Brad and Jonathan.Expect to learn life-changing secrets that will help you rethink how to pay off your debt, crush your grocery bill and living expenses, and travel the world for free.
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ChooseFI is released on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Everyday Courage
Want a life that’s true to yourself and your values and dreams? The Everyday Courage podcast will help you get unstuck, find direction and overcome challenges.
Using insights and humor from her professional and personal experience, Jillian Johnsrud will help you become a little more courageous every day in the choices you make to develop your career, your relationships, and your mindset.
Everyday Courage is released on Mondays.
Rebel Entrepreneur
Get the entrepreneurial and start-up education we wish we had years ago! If you want to smash the belief that it takes money to make money and empower you to build a business and make money doing something you love, all without debt, Alan Donegan's new show is just what you need.
Enjoy the podcast and have fun making money, living your purpose and enjoying your passion!
Rebel Entrepreneur is released on Mondays.
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New to Choose FI?
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Review the Beginner’s Guide to FI
This guide will walk you through the basics of financial independence but if something doesn’t fit for your life that’s ok. This is your journey and your life. Use the tips you find helpful and toss the rest. There is no one way to reach financial independence.
Take a Small Step Every Week
There is no special secret sauce for earning your Financial Independence. Instead, it's a series of small simple steps that add up in a big way over time. Sign up for our action tips and we'll walk you through each step, week after week.
Join a Group
The concepts behind Financial Independence are simple, but it’s easier if you have a community to answer your questions and help you stay on track.
Earn More
The best way to work towards FI is by increasing your income potential. Many in our community have found ways to increase their employment income. Others have worked side hustles, started businesses, or invested in real estate and the stock market.
Spend Less
While earning more is important, it's also important to not let your expenses creep up. In fact, many in the FI community have significantly reduced their expenses in the areas of housing, transportation, and food, as well as travel and subscription services.
Enjoy the Journey
The path to FI is not one of deprivation. Rather, it is one where we are living our best lives by being happier and healthier, even as we become wealthier. Intentionality, relationships, community and lifestyle design are crucial ways to get to FI on your terms.
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