Sunday is for Sharing: Volume 49

Four Pillar Freedom


Sunday is for Sharing is a weekly roundup of my favorite articles, videos, and podcasts I read, viewed, and listened to over the past week.


My Favorite Video

Mario Salcedo has been living on cruise ships for nearly 20 years and claims to be the happiest man in the world. I’m not sure I believe him, but his story is fascinating either way.

My Favorite Articles

How Building One Little Habit Can Net You Half a Million (Chris Reining)

How to Get Wealthy (Safal Niveshak)

Life Isn’t The Problem. Your Interpretations Are. (Barking Up The Wrong Tree)

17 Insights From 17 Months Living Abroad With My Family (Coach Carson)

How Income Affects the Brain (The Atlantic)

Traveling With A Purpose – Our Plan To Move Out of Washington DC (Frugal Asian Finance)

My Favorite Podcast Episodes

How Eric and Tina Make a Living Playing Disc Golf (RV Entrepreneur Podcast)

Data, Decisions, and Basketball with Sam Hinkie (Invest Like the Best)

Miscellaneous Links I Liked

The Ancient Forests That Have Defied Urbanization (City Lab)

Life During Interesting Times (The Nib)

Educate Your Child (Gabrielle LeMarr LeMee)

RAMBO DAY (Video)


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7 Replies to “Sunday is for Sharing: Volume 49”

  1. Mario, the cruise guy, has done what all the FIRE people have done – made a conscious choice to optimize his lifestyle to suit him. He seems to have those 3 factors that you identified before to lead a fulfilling life – autonomy, mastery, and community (Im assuming from people he knows on ship). More power to him. I just wish, for his sake, he would lose some weight and stop smoking. There are others doing same, for instance, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dWFKp-bJtk&t=44s

  2. Mario, the cruise guy, has done what all the FIRE people have done – made a conscious choice to optimize his lifestyle to suit him. He seems to have those 3 factors that you identified before to lead a fulfilling life – autonomy, mastery, and community (Im assuming from people he knows on ship). More power to him. I just wish, for his sake, he would lose some weight and stop smoking. There are others doing same, for instance, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dWFKp-bJtk&t=44s

    1. Mario has definitely identified the things he can’t stand doing (chores, laundry, housework, etc.) and eliminated those from his life completely. In that regard, he has done well. I just can’t help but wonder if the relationships he has are fulfilling or not, since he’s always moving from one ship to the next. His story is fascinating nonetheless.

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