A journey to a sustainable and financially independent life
No one can do everything at once. So I have prioritised areas of my life to target in terms of boosting my journey to sustainability and financial independence. The more of a FIRE/sustainability badass I become, the more areas I will focus on.… Read more
There is a reason why I choose to spend less money than I could afford to spend and consume fewer resources than I am able to consume. Why I try to be mindful of my daily routines and how it impacts myself and others.… Read more
There was a water shortage in Copenhagen over the weekend. Probably due to the heatwave, a lot of Copenhageners turned on their taps at the same time, and the utility company simply could not keep up. I know this, because when I tried to turn on our tap to get a drink of water, the flow was only a trickle.… Read more
Clothes are practical: We need clothes to stay warm and protect us from the weather. Clothes are also cultural: We expect people to cover up certain body parts, and most workplaces have some kind of dress code. Why a lot of dress codes promote uncomfortable and expensive clothes is totally beyond me.… Read more
Transportation is a key part of life. We transport ourselves to work, to visit friends and family and to run errands. In short: whenever we go from one place to another. So, relying on sustainable and cheap transportation is a simple way to both be financially savvy and reduce one’s impact on people and planet.… Read more