Most of us think independence is all about having the freedom to make our own choices without needing anyone else’s approval or support. Take finance, for example. Being financially independent means you’re no longer relying on a paycheck or someone else’s decisions. You have the power to control your financial future, make your own money moves, and live life on your own terms.
But independence goes beyond just money. It affects how you think, what you value, and even how you live day to day. It’s about creating a life where you can be yourself, without constantly worrying about what others think or feeling like you need to follow someone else’s path.
Do give this piece from Morgan Housel a read. It’s very insightful. 