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Around here, we're enjoying the surplus of cash and financial freedom that naturally results from consciously choosing to consume less.
This meetup is a chance for us to get together with others on this journey once a month or so, get to know our fellow Mustachians a bit better, exchange ideas, and encourage one another to stay focused on our goals.
Everyone interested in pursuing this path is welcome, regardless of whether you're looking to mercilessly crush your debt or you've already achieved financial independence. Topics will vary and include Mustachianism, frugality, investing, entrepreneurship, DIY, sustainability, education, community-building, and more.
Come out and join the conversation!
The NoCo Mustachians is a strictly non-commercial place for the free exchange of ideas. To serve that purpose, all members have access to a group-wide discussion board and other tools to foster open communication. However, using the provided group communication tools to promote your product or service offerings to our members is unacceptable and may result in removal from this group upon review by our Organizers.
Upcoming events
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Sean Mullaney: Tax Planning To and Through Early Retirement
MMM HQ, 712 Main Street, Longmont, co, USCome hear Sean Mullaney (the FI Tax Guy) discuss his new book, Tax Planning To and Through Early Retirement. He'll be interviewed by Carl Jensen (Mr. 1500 Days) and will take audience questions. Attendees will have the chance to get their copy of the book signed and mingle with other members of the FI community.
Schedule:
- 6:00-7:00 pm: Mingle and enjoy light refreshments
- 7:00-8:00 pm: Interview with Sean followed by audience Q and A
- 8:00-9:00 pm: Hang out and wind down
More about the author: Sean is an advice-only financial planner. He has appeared on numerous podcasts including Choose FI, Stacking Benjamins, and BiggerPockets Money. He writes the FI Tax Guy blog and discusses money on his YouTube channel.
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Sunday Morning Discussions: The Pain of Perfectionism
East Simpson Coffee Company, 201 E Simpson St, Lafayette, CO, US“Admirable striving is one thing, but a true need to be perfect can be terrorizing,” writes Leslie Jamison in The New Yorker. And while it’s tempting to believe that leaving a demanding job might free us from perfectionism, we may just find new ways to express it.
For those of us who think deeply about financial independence, optimization, and control, Jamison’s reflections raise interesting questions: Are we managing our money, or is it managing us? Do our lists and ambitious travel goals reflect freedom, or another form of striving?
Join us for a discussion about the fine line between healthy ambition and the perfectionist impulse.
Here is a link to the article:
The Pain of PerfectionismIf you have any issues opening the article because of a paywall, there is also a PDF of it in the Lafayette Mustachians Discord under the #sunday-discussion-topic-suggestions channel.
Please note: The coffee shop kindly hosts us with the expectation that each attendee makes a purchase. Please plan accordingly.
Venue: East Simpson Coffee Company
Website: https://www.eastsimpsoncoffee.com/
Please note, we will be meeting upstairs instead of the side building this time.22 attendees
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