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[quote=Anonymous]I think OP is missing the point. He does not Get financially independent or early retirement from his blog. He retire and later created his blog as a hobby that is now become money making machine for him. 
I do like his philosophy a lot. I don’t belyin working for money forever. I believe in working for a higher purpose and have ,only working for me.

I read his blog on how he retired young. This guy , and his wife,  saved a lot. He bike to work. He flipped house as a hobby. 
When they retire, he is a home maker. He homeschooled his kid. And later, he then started the MMM blog which is now become a money for him. 
I don5 see how depressing that his kid didn’t have a birthday present. I myse
Of never had a bd present. I learned the joy of giving. Actually I have been donating to charity around the world without use them as tax deductions ( because they are regconized by irs as a non profit, they are just charity in other country like a mobile cataracts units in India etc) 
Kids learn the joy of giving by giving and understanding, not from getting gifts.

He is teaching philosophy that he himself has proved doable. He could retried early, stay home , spend time doing whatever he likes instead of sticking to the job that he may not like just for money. That the main point of it. 
If he hadn’t managed to become financial independent or earthly retire several years ago, MMM blog might not even exist. [/quote]

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