Yes, you can have the American Dream without paying high taxes.
It's possible to achieve the fulfillment of life’s goals with peace of mind and minimal involvement in the rat race. It’s not about striving for more, it’s about finding your way to a more simple, saner lifestyle where you can spend time doing what you love most.
Achieving this goal is easier than ever these days with the availability of information on how to do so and our country just going through a major economic downturn giving us all an opportunity to see what we want out of life and make significant changes before it’s too late.
Here are some tips to help you:
1) Don't be afraid to quit your job, sell your home, and move somewhere where you’ll enjoy living.
2) If you want to retire early or become a full time student, don't wait until the last minute. Start planning your life now.
3) Once you decide on the lifestyle you prefer and have made the necessary preparations for achieving it, think about how much money it will cost you to live this new way. Factor in everything: housing, food, transportation, entertainment and any other costs associated with a simpler lifestyle.
4) Compare the cost of living like this to the amount of money you need to make a certain amount of money each month and think about what extra time, money, or lifestyle sacrifices you may have to make or give up.
5) Once you have made these decisions and you have settled on your new lifestyle, make sure your financial goals are in synch with this new life style. Keep cutting expenses and saving more if necessary until reaching your financial goals is within reach.
6) Always be creative when saving money by thinking about how to save it in new ways and in different locations around the country so that if one idea doesn't work out, another does. Experimenting with different lifestyles is the best way to determine what you really want.
If you do this, I promise you will succeed in finding your own American Dream and live a more satisfying life.
It's possible to achieve the fulfillment of life’s goals with peace of mind and minimal involvement in the rat race. It’s not about striving for more, it’s about finding your way to a more simple, saner lifestyle where you can spend time doing what you love most.
Achieving this goal is easier than ever these days with the availability of information on how to do so and our country just going through a major economic downturn giving us all an opportunity to see what we want out of life and make significant changes before it’s too late.
Here are some tips to help you:
1) Don't be afraid to quit your job, sell your home, and move somewhere where you’ll enjoy living.
2) If you want to retire early or become a full time student, don't wait until the last minute. Start planning your life now.
3) Once you decide on the lifestyle you prefer and have made the necessary preparations for achieving it, think about how much money it will cost you to live this new way. Factor in everything: housing, food, transportation, entertainment and any other costs associated with a simpler lifestyle.
4) Compare the cost of living like this to the amount of money you need to make a certain amount of money each month and think about what extra time, money, or lifestyle sacrifices you may have to make or give up.
5) Once you have made these decisions and you have settled on your new lifestyle, make sure your financial goals are in synch with this new life style. Keep cutting expenses and saving more if necessary until reaching your financial goals is within reach.
6) Always be creative when saving money by thinking about how to save it in new ways and in different locations around the country so that if one idea doesn't work out, another does. Experimenting with different lifestyles is the best way to determine what you really want.
If you do this, I promise you will succeed in finding your own American Dream and live a more satisfying life.
