Thoughts on money, mindset, and building a life that makes sense.
I moved to France in 2016 on a work assignment. And something shifted in me that I didn't expect.
Six months ago, if you didn't own property in Dubai, you were the idiot at the dinner table.
I didn't plan a gradual exit. I pulled the plug. There was no transition strategy.
There's a conversation I keep having. Different people, different backgrounds, different numbers.
There's a version of my life where I never stopped to look around.
There is something interesting that happens when you start doing work you genuinely care about.
Most people think personal finance is about budgeting, cutting expenses, and using tools like the 50/30/20 rule.
Most people think financial planning starts with saving or investing. But the truth is, the very first step is something far less exciting.
The older I get, the more I realise that simplicity takes work.
My approach to money was very different when I first started my journey toward financial independence.
Budgeting is not the sexiest topic for anyone. It feels like becoming an accountant for your personal life.
It's funny how life unfolds sometimes. After 12 years in corporate finance, I quit my job without a backup plan.
Back in 2020, I started a small passion project, a podcast called Making Sense with Nikhil.
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