But it was such a great conversation, because we really got a chance to talk about how they worked to create like, almost create this movement. And so it was an honor to interview Vicki Robin back in the day. She and the late Joe Dominguez wrote a very popular book, Your money or your life, and it has been one of the most influential books, most people like if they're getting into the fire, the financial independence retire early movement, it's gonna be a book people recommend that they read or there are just a lot of concepts that the movement quote unquote, basically comes from this book. And she is considered one of the foundations of the financial independence movement. So Vicki Robin was on episode 39 of the podcast. Up next, I have a rewind episode, where I will be sharing my interview with Vicki Robin. Welcome to the journey to launch podcast. Join her on the journey to launch to financial freedom. So frogs as a money expert who wants her talk, she helps brave juniors like you get out of debt, save, invest and build real Whoa. Welcome to the journey to launch podcast with your host jameelah. When you think that money and stuff is the point of life. And it shouldn't be paid because it's love. With the 9-step program as the loom, you will gain important insights and actionable strategies to align your earning and spending with your values and dreams.Have forgotten that most of the work in the world is not paid.
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