Mark Moss lays out his five-year plan to hit financial independence by 2030. He wants to grow his assets enough to support his family and his lifestyle, then scale back work, buy an RV, and travel with his wife while his money keeps working.
What am I actually trying to achieve? And how will understanding that thesis or the movement or the timing of that thesis contribute to that? Let me give you an example. My goal is to continue to build my asset base forever for my heirs, but more specifically in a shorter timeframe, let's say probably in the next 5 years, sort of 2030 is this finish line I've been looking at, that it might be time for me to really scale down on things that I'm doing, and maybe get an RV and drive around the country with my wife or go travel a lot more. And let's just say overall work less and have my assets pay for my life. And so I'm trying to get my asset base up to a certain level so that by then I can take some of that asset base and start turning it into liquidity to pay for my life.
