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About Accidental Fire: I’m writing from the position of having already achieved wealth and financial independence, and I want to help you get there too.
My intention is not to re-hash the basics of the FIRE lifestyle or journey. I like to focus on the behaviors and lifestyle factors that drive money decisions.
Website: https://accidentalfire.com/
Year Started: 2017
Recent Posts from Accidental Fire:
T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 133November 15, 2024
T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 132November 1, 2024
Today’s Comfort Is Going To Be Tomorrow’s DiscomfortOctober 28, 2024
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