You don’t have to dumpster dive to live the dream. Here’s how.

“What gets measured gets improved” – Peter Drucker

How much is “going with the flow” limiting your life?

Some pursue a strong financial position to chase different career pursuits. Here’s a look at someone who puts passion first.

Do you want to get out of debt? Retire early? Step 1: Track your spending. Here’s how.

A look around social media reveals a world of inticing highlights. Are enough of us taking into account the less-sexy foundational elements?

Are you putting off a better life that you could have today? What if tomorrow never comes?

This is still a niche lifestyle choice. Can’t anyone get on board?

Achieving a high savings rate doesn’t require deprivation. Let’s travel the world for cheap.

Let’s take a look at the true costs and intangibles of the dogs in our lives.

Traveling abroad is a fundamental experience. But are high expenses keeping you from traveling more often?

Kris Hampton is a rock climbing trainer and coach. He’s been around the block and wants you to get uncomfortable.

It’s not easy to distinguish what is really necessary in our lives. What “essentials” can you give up?

Charlie is a regular guy who is maximizing his climbing while still gaming out his financial life. You can have your cake and eat it too!

A recession is coming…eventually. Are you ready for the next plunge?

Justin Brown saw an opportunity to add value, and in doing so, has created an entire new life around the silly sport of rock climbing.

Is the 4% Rule ideal for the long horizon retiree? We don’t think so, and we’re considering options to keep our withdrawal rate low.

Mark Anderson is an elite level climber, full-time worker, and a family man. He’s also pursuing financial independence.

Save thousands of dollars on restaurant spending and take this opportunity to enhance your skills in the kitchen.

It seems discussing financial independence comes across to many as self-congratulatory. Are we messaging correctly?

Chuck and Maggie Odette are elite level climbers who have retired early to live full time in the road.