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Fire And Wide (also Michelle!)
Buying Time For Living Life Retired Early @43
Popular Topics
- Giving
- Investing
- Investment Management
- Retirement Planning
- Prioritizing Money
- Real Estate Investing
- Retiring Early (F.I.R.E)
- Saving
- Side Hustles
- Travel
- Work from Home
Overview
Fire And Wide is part personal story & part guide – covering our own FIRE journey to early retirement at 43 with advice and tips for helping you plan your own way.Pragmatic, realistic & with a sense of humour I write about all aspects of the journey, financial, relationships, building your own perfect life, our travels around the globe – it’s a wide-range.
So hopefully everyone can get something out of it as the idea to help others the same way I used blogs to help me on my own journey.
Enjoy!!
Awards and Honors
- #5 UK Early Retirement Blog (Feedspot)
Hobbies and Interests
- Cooking
- Cycling
- Eating Out
- Entertaining
- Exercising
- Hiking
- Traveling
- Walking
- Wine
- Writing
Occupation
Retired
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A FIRE blog worth poring over
September 8, 2020
There are many on the FIRE path sharing their journey, but not as many who’s achieved FI and still sharing so openly. Outside of sharing her journey, she’s also very open with advice and tips on Twitter.
Excellent new blog!!
September 7, 2020
Fire and Wide has become my favorite Retirement blog. Michelle shares practical advice and personal stories from her experiences in becoming Financially Independent at 43. It’s like chatting over a pint with a friend. But that friend is also razor sharp, funny and gives great advice. Why are you still here? Go read it now!
FIRE done right
September 7, 2020
Michelle has a wealth of knowledge written in a clear and friendly way. Michelle has actually achieved FIRE so has some seriously interesting takes and methods to help get you there. A true expert on the topic! Also follow on Twitter!
Life after FIRE
September 7, 2020
Many bloggers stop writing after they reach their goal of FIRE. Thankfully, Michelle started writing after retiring early at 43. She shares valuable insights and advice on her early retired life, making me dream of the day when I can finally quit, haha!
Re-affirming my Believe in FIRE
September 7, 2020
I haven’t achieved FIRE yet, so it’s great to go to a blog where someone has been there, done that. She’s an inspiration. She shares everything from how she achieved FIRE to what she’s doing now that she’s there. I love following her journey, and hope to join her in freedom soon. She’s a reminder that seeking FIRE is the right path for me.
My Favorite FIRE Person!
August 1, 2020
I ‘met’ Michelle and discovered her awesome blog via Twitter and I have to say she is one of my favorite people in the personal finance community. So friendly and genuine and it really comes through in her writing, which I enjoy reading! As someone who has already achieved FIRE, she is an inspiration and great resource for all your *burning* FIRE questions 😉 I’ve learned a lot from her blog and love how introspective she is. She broaches some important subjects anyone and everyone should be thinking about while pursuing FIRE and does so with a curious and open mind. Highly recommend checking out her blog!
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