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Get Started Investing — He googled “how do I not work forever?” 10 years later, he quit corporate
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He googled “how do I not work forever?” 10 years later, he quit corporate

Get Started Investing · 8

What if corporate burn-out led you to completely change your financial future? At 21 years old, today’s guest Anthony felt uninspired and stuck in his 9 to 5 office job. He dreamed of building a life around his passions; cycling and pastries. A quick google later (“how do I not work forever”) and Anthony was…

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“Bro retired at 32 and I'm hating life and nowhere near as successful as him at 34. This is just depressing.”

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“Which ETFs does he get dividends from? VGS and VAS don't give much at all when it comes to dividends. On purpose.”

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“If everyone is investing and retiring early, who will do the work? This whole aspiration is based on misguided values and a system that's functionally a pyramid scheme. Nobody should be working for peanuts, and nobody should "retire" at 35…”

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