Time Freedom and Financial Independence
/ Autumn McKenzie JacksonHistorically, money and I have had a pretty passive relationship. I thought we understood each other pretty well. For the most part, I spent less than I had and understood the value of protecting my credit score. I had enough to do the things that I wanted to do and I am thankful. These days, I value time freedom. It is not until I tried to use my time that I realized that my freedom was limited by money. There are so tightly hinged together that I cannot talk about one without the other. Therefore, although it is time freedom that I seek, I must also speak of financial independence. I am on a mission to unhinge my time from money in my life. Who's with me?
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