be financially independent

Right now I’m 31 years old. I’ve done several things that will help me in my way to be financially independent of income from my daily work.

1. I’ve taken a bachlor degree in college. This gives better work and more well paid work.

2. I’ve bought an apartment that i will sell for profit

3. I’ve started saving money in shares and other similar investments

i just have no idea how to…

I’m starting to build another business. It seems like the more I get ahead, the more I spend, so I’ll need to get that under control. Discipline.

I always feel like I’m on the cusp of this one but can never quite nail it.

I need to be financially independant. Nobody can do this but me.

A know it’s hard but…

The situation now – I moved to Sweden to live with my boyfriend here. I know little Swedish.I almost finished a Master Program here and I haven’t still found a thesis project cause it is supposed to be done through a company. Neigher can I find a job, because I don’t know the language. My parents were supporting me until I finished studies but they cannot do it forever. I am totally dependant on my boyfriend but it is hard for him to have me hanging on his neck. Needless to say, I love him very much, but unfortunately I realized that I cannot rely on him in the future. I have to leave. This situation for me is very inprisoning and all I can do is struggle and work. Now, I am not saying all this to complain. I know that complaining doesn’t work when things go to the bottom. I am writing this because I am hoping that in some time I will look back and I will see the long path I have walked. I will have a good job and good family. I will be independent!!! :) Keep your fingers crossed for me. :)

So excited. I should have $10k in savings by the end of this year, which was my goal. Then, hopefully full time work. Got myself a Visa Debit card, so no more begging from parents for credit card for online transactions. It’s probably not a bad thing I just found out, the Sydney job market will be saturated by the time I’m registered, which is even more incentive for me to go rural, and where there’s big $$$$$$ (not to mention lower living costs). Faster financial independence = win. Looking forward!

um looking for possible jobs during this summer vacation

be able to take care of myself.

I am continuing moving forward. I have organized and re-organized my resources and working on channeling my energy to do the most important thing. Consistency and discipline continue to be my biggest challenges.