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Financial Freedom
Turn vague money goals into ones you actually hit.
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1. What "financial freedom" actually means for you
The phrase means something different for almost everyone who uses it -- which is exactly why it needs a personal definition before it can be a goal.
2. Turning a vague goal into a number and a date
Every version of financial freedom reduces to the same two things: a number, and a date you want to reach it by.
3. Tracking net worth instead of just your bank balance
Your bank balance tells you what's spendable right now. Net worth tells you whether you're actually building toward something.
4. What changes once you're debt-free
Becoming debt-free isn't the finish line -- it's the point where your plan needs a new focus.
5. Building the next 5 years, not just the next paycheck
Everything else in this course lives paycheck to paycheck by design. Financial freedom means occasionally zooming out.