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29 May
A public school teacher who became a millionaire and retired at age 40?

Is that possible?

Here's how @creation247 did it

/THREAD/
@creation247 I had the honor to host yesterday @creation247 on @TwitterSpaces on the first episode of my new series "Road to F.I.R.E."

We talked about his journey to early retirement

Here are the main things he did to achieve this
@creation247 @TwitterSpaces 1.The right mindset

He didn't follow what society considers a normal lifestyle

He focused on the big expenses

Moved to another house closer to his work and sold his Mustang

He didn't think he deserved luxuries unless his cashflow from investments could pay for it
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28 May
The first $100,000 is a bitch

8 things I did to get my first $100,000 after college and how you can do it too

/THREAD/
1. Lived like a student

After graduating college, I kept living like a student

No, I don't mean eating microwave ramen noodles and frozen food

It means not buying a brand new car that most people do as a "gift" to themselves for graduation
2. No lifestyle creep

Regardless of any salary increases, I kept the same spending habits

My budget has remained constant all these years

This has allowed me to accumulate more in savings during the first years
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27 May
The future of employment will never be the same after the pandemic

Here's what you need to know to stay ahead

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I have been working 100% remotely for more than a year and will continue after the pandemic

During that year I have made several observations that gave me great insights into what the future of employment will hold

Here are some of my thoughts and predictions
1. Flexible Schedule

You will set your own schedule as long as you

• Meet the deadlines
• Satisfy client needs
• Communicate timely and effectively

The 9-5 is officially dead
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26 May
9 Traits of Rich People

How many do you have?

/THREAD/
1. Discipline

Getting rich isn't as sexy as many think

It involves doing a lot of boring and repetitive things every day

Rich people don't rely on motivation to get things done

They do daily what broke people do occasionally
2. Action

Everyone has goals and makes plans for the future

The difference is that the ones that get rich, are the ones that act upon them

Planning without acting is just daydreaming
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25 May
Inspired by @OneJKMolina's ghostwriting threads for some big Twitter accounts, I decided to ghostwrite 15 tweets for @naval

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@OneJKMolina @naval 1.

Having a job that's easy for everyone makes you expendable

Having a job that's easy for you makes you irreplaceable
@OneJKMolina @naval 2.

Measure the value you create, not the hours you work

You are a mental athlete, not a factory worker
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23 May
The $8 million janitor with the Buffett mindset

The incredible story of Ronald Read and what it can teach you

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Ronald Read was a World War II veteran from humble beginnings

He worked his entire life at a gas station and as a janitor at JCPenny

Despite his less than modest job and salary, he amassed an $8 million fortune until he passed away at the age of 92 in 2014
Even his family was surprised to find out about his fortune

His stepson said about him:

"He was a hard worker, but I don’t think anybody had an idea that he was a multimillionaire"

So, how did he do it?
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