There is an old saying that states that it's important to know where you come from in order to know where you go. So I thought it was important to do an introspection session about my education in order to pass on the best to my children.

I went back to the time when we met with Mrs MP, to see how far we've come. First appointments and first gifts, but completely separate financial life. Then settling together, with the first discussions, discords, and compromises concerning money.

It's pretty easy to have a budget and to pursue your own dreams like financial independence when you're alone. But when you get (or are) into a relationship, it gets a little more complicated. We've come a long way with Mrs. MP on this topic. Let me tell you how I got her on a common budget and on the dream of financial independence.

Since I started my journey toward financial independence, I often find myself dreaming about what I would do when I'll no longer need to work for money. Today, I wanted to push the dream further by imagining my ideal schedule when I will be financially independent.

Would you like to know how you can save more than 70%? Me too! So I asked Oliver from Frugalisten.de to answer a few questions so that we could all be inspired.

"My shortest path to FIRE is the one that brings the most money in, and ensures the same level (or more) of freedom, meaning, and time with family as I have nowadays in 2018." This is the new guiding principle that I follow when I need to assess any new life opportunity.

After almost 4 years of blogging, I realized that some new readers didn't quite get what was the meaning of "being Mustachian". It was time to fix this situation.

Since last December, the way I wake up changed dramatically. Beforehand, I perceived it as a step to push back as far as possible to enjoy my comfy bed some more minutes. Thanks to one book, I now see it as an opportunity to craft the life of my dreams.

I'm passionate about cars since I was young. I nevertheless took the leap to switch to a frugal car some years ago, and I would never go back. Since I love this way of driving, I was interested in seeing what other personal finance bloggers drove, so I asked a handful of them and their responses are posted in this article.

Gratitude is important. Gratitude is recognizing all what you have. Gratitude is noticing when it's enough. Your life is already great. Don't wait to enjoy it!