Question

Are you on the FIRE train? If so. FI or Fire?  

Answer 1

Definitely FI. Retire early in the sense I don't have to have a job but will still work to some degree but am excited to see what work I would choose to do or where my creative endeavors would lead me. For instance I work for a private timber company and soon will switch to a land surveying company. But if I didn't have to work I might do something like set rock climbing routes part time at a climbing gym because I love doing that but doesn't pay great money.  

Answer 2

The meaning is the same. Not relying on trading your time for money to survive.  

Answer 3

FI only

Answer 4

Trying to put my kid on the FIRE train.  

Answer 5

No need to retire early when you love what you do

Answer 6

I would love to retire at 60 instead of 65. Does that count? Lol

Answer 7

Would love to retire early from my 9-5. But Fi will do.  

Answer 8

I love my work. But FI and working on my own terms. thats the dream!  

Answer 9

Definitely FI.  

Answer 10

FI. I just want to have the time to write like I want, instead of doing it around my full-time job (fast food, which I do just to pay the bills)