Early Retirement Extreme

— a combination of simple living, anticonsumerism, DIY ethics, self-reliance, resilience, and applied capitalism

The biggest blogging mistake I ever made …

Published in October 12th, 2018
Posted by in Blogging, Early Retirement
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For a list of all the posts on ERE, see the automatically generated sitemap. It began back in 2007 when I was writing small essays on random topics on one of the larger web2.0 sites at the time (no, it wasn’t facebook). I don’t know how, but after getting an article published in an e-zine […]

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Are we blogging the wrong way?

Published in October 5th, 2018
Posted by in Blogging, Strategy
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Some strategies for discovering things that go unnoticed would involve ignoring the “junk mail” and go to the (usually smaller) shops in the side streets. These often offer better deals because they do not sell low margin junk and compensate for it by volume and advertising like the mass stores. Yesterday I alluded to the […]

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Guest post: The Quest of Financial Bloggers to Save The World

Published in October 3rd, 2018
Posted by in Blogging, Early Retirement
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This is a guest post from Mr Money Mustache, a software engineer who retired at age 30 together with his wife. He is now 36 and has a 5 year old kid. You should definitely subscribe to his blog. A few months ago, I had an inexplicable need to start writing about personal finance. Why? […]

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