

I retired at 29 through startups and investing: here is exactly how
This week, Sim shares the deeply personal story of becoming financially retired at just 29 years old and reveals the exact strategies that helped her achieve FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early). She breaks down her FIRE number, the investing habits and side hustles that accelerated her wealth, plus the…

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“I’m currently 31 and just beginning my journey to fire I am so grateful to be able to hear about your journey and how you did it. Currently, I am saving every penny and tracking my regular spendings but yes I will enjoy that dinner with my…”
“Thank you for sharing sim! it’s been so inspirational seeing another south asian woman achieve fire. As a 24 year south asian woman it’s so hard to get real financial information and set goals to achieve this, thank you!!!”
“Congratulations di, this is so inspiring. The goal, the discipline, the achievement ...your authenticity inspires me a lot. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with such lovely energy. Love you ❤️”
“Girl, this is the second video I’ve watched on your YouTube channel, and I feel like it’s so hopeful to have women to look up to!!! If I hadn’t found you, I wouldn’t have started investing! You are definitely so important for women in this…”
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