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    The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation 2: Financial Freedom, #109
    The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation 2: Financial Freedom, #109
    The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation 2: Financial Freedom, #109
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    The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation 2: Financial Freedom, #109

    By Joshua King

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    Maybe you love your job—good for you. But what if your boss changes and the new one treats you much differently?

     

    Wouldn't it be nice to have the freedom of choice? You can stay at your current job, change careers, or retire that same day.

     

    This is called financial freedom, and you can achieve it. However, you'll have to keep your lifestyle under wraps.

     

    That's right; you'll have to balance your choices today with freedom tomorrow. If you simply keep your lifestyle from inflating, you'll be closer to financial freedom than you can imagine. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateFeb 9, 2023
    ISBN9798215047736
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      02  The In-Debt-ured Servant

      03  Staying Debt-Free in Your 40s

      04  The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation

      05  Why Are You NOT in the Workforce?

      06  You Can’t Get Rich by Acting Rich

      07  The True Power Couple

      08  The Core Values of Passive Income

      09  LBYM Live Below Your Means

      10  $500 per month In Dividends

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      01  The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation 2

      02  The In-Debt-ured Servant

      03  Staying Debt-Free in Your 40s

      04  The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation

      05  Why Are You NOT in the Workforce?

      06  You Can’t Get Rich by Acting Rich

      07  The True Power Couple

      08  The Core Values of Passive Income

      09  LBYM Live Below Your Means

      10  $500 per month In Dividends

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      01  The Golden Handcuffs of Lifestyle Inflation 2

      The workforce is becoming a terrible place to spend your time. Everyone is running around with their hair on fire.

      If your company pays you, they expect you to always be on call, answer all emails within one minute, and never say no.

      Why do people remain in the labor market if things are going so badly at the worksite? Simply put, they are In-Debt-ured Servants.

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      What is an In-Debt-ured Servant? An indentured servant chooses to pay their debt by working for the lender.

      Notice the keyword above—chooses. That’s right; being in debt is a choice one makes on a daily basis. It’s not difficult to get out of debt.

      Why are so many people struggling financially if it’s not overly challenging to free oneself from debt? The answer lies in peer pressure.

      Do you remember peer pressure? Do you remember when you were in middle school and you began to feel peer pressure?

      The Magic of Rents: Consistent Wealth

      You noticed if your clothes were not brand name (mine weren’t), your haircut wasn’t fancy, and you couldn’t afford school lunch.

      Do you remember how you felt when you weren’t one of the cool kids around campus? Guess what? You never overcame these feelings and attitudes; they live on and affect every single decision we make.

      What is lifestyle inflation? Our inner child still wants to be a cool kid. We want to have a nicer car than someone else or wear fancier clothes.

      If the people around us are simple, it is much easier for us to be simple. I have a personal case study on this subject a little later.

      When Life Gives You Lemons... Make Passive Income Lemonade

      As we earn more money, we spend more on our quality of life—we call this lifestyle inflation. The more your expenses increase, the longer you will remain in the workforce. You are your own worst enemy.

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