TimeRichFi

Ways of Thinking About How to Live an Intentional Life

Which of the five regrets of the dying hits hardest? A funeral visualisation and deathbed reflection to live more intentionally.

When travelling plans go off track, adventure begins. Our 14-hour detour from Chile to Argentina became a story of serendipity.

How much does it really cost to visit the Galápagos Islands? Our real numbers for two people, from flights to dive certifications.

Our mini-retirement has begun! Four months of travel, memory dividends, and living life on our own terms.

Does my stuff own me, or do I own it? Some thoughts from packing a 40L bag for four months away.

Are you the doctor? A question that carries more than curiosity. Reflections on bias in medicine.

Markets are down, so I’m buying more and restructuring my mortgage at the same time. Here’s my first real trial of debt recycling.

Life is a marathon. Knowing my why turned struggle into strength during my first marathon.

Twelve years ago I paid $23,800 for a new car. If I’d invested it instead, I’d have $159,900.

I’ve run further every year for seven years straight. Now it’s time for my first marathon.

Moving from sole trader to employee sounds like a pay cut. For me, it more than doubled my income.

Twelve days of work, eighteen days of freedom, this is what semi-retirement looks like for me. A rhythm of earning, living and being.

Less is more, less is enough. A few questions about clutter, clarity, and letting go.

Is HelloFresh worth it? Here’s our real cost breakdown, and the discount hacks that made it cheaper.

We’re learning Spanish before our South America mini-retirement. Here’s the Pimsleur frugal hack for a fraction of the cost.

What gets measured gets managed, for my finances and my running. Here’s my yearly tally, and my first marathon on the calendar.