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Your Money or Your Life An Interview with Author Vicki Robin
I can\u2019t believe it\u2026
One of the founders of the financial independence movement, Vicki Robin, joined me for an episode of the Financial Independence Podcast!
Vicki and her partner Joe Dominguez wrote the book,\xa0Your\xa0Money or Your Life\xa0\u2013 a New York Times Best Seller that many people consider to be the bible of financial independence (the FI-ble?).
Your Money or Your Life\xa0is actually what inspired me to create the\xa0FI Laboratory\xa0many years ago.
Vicki has been a driving force in the FI community since the 1960s and has a wealth of knowledge and inspiring stories to share so hope you enjoy the interview!
Highlights:
- The story behind\xa0Your Money or Your Life
- How Joe was able to retire at the age of 31 in 1969 with $70,000 in the bank
- Why Vicki\u2019s quest to change the world didn\u2019t succeed (yet)
- How a stage-3 cancer diagnosis changed her plans
- What\u2019s going to be different in the new version of\xa0Your Money or Your Life
- What she believes are the most important steps in the\xa0Your Money or Your Life\xa0program
- How the book\u2019s investment advice has changed and what she is current investing in