A working dad, starting a long journey to reach FIRE, contentment, or both.
When one is in the early stages of pursuing financial independence (FI), the road can seem long and hard, with tremendous sacrifices ahead and a lot of goals to meet. But when one has depression, there are days when anything, any goal perhaps, becomes nearly impossible. So, to that end, I present my story of depression and financial independence.
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So…for the last couple of years, I’ve set goals instead of resolutions. I said resolutions are such an absolute concept that they generally lead to disappointment, at least for me. (Aside: if I had made some of my old resolutions this year, I would have already broken some. This rather solidifies my reasoning.)
Each year, I like to look at last year’s goals to see where things went well and where I could improve. After that, I like to plan out my goals for the coming year.
So, let’s move toward my 2019 results and 2020 goals.