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Financial Independence

Financial Independence

Financial independence implies not having to worry about money anymore, but rather focus on what you want to do, in your free time and your passions.

However, being financially independent is not to be perceived as having an infinite amount of money, so you should not spend everything in one go.

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"Money does not guarantee success." ~ Jose Mourinho

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