Ali Abdaal

And there are not like the, you know, work on your laptop on the beach kind of digital nomad dream, but the ability to buy that freedom to then invest it in a family. Yes. That to me feels like part of the point.

And there are not like the, you know, work on your laptop on the beach kind of digital nomad dream, but the ability to buy that freedom to then invest it in a family. Yes. That to me feels like part of the point.

Yeah, when they're 68 or whatever.

Yeah, when they're 68 or whatever.

Yeah, when they're 68 or whatever.

That's okay. And if I do write this book, I'm going to leave them with this. And it's like this tiny little like weird shift. And you're like, okay, this minus this is this.

That's okay. And if I do write this book, I'm going to leave them with this. And it's like this tiny little like weird shift. And you're like, okay, this minus this is this.

That's okay. And if I do write this book, I'm going to leave them with this. And it's like this tiny little like weird shift. And you're like, okay, this minus this is this.

One of the things I've been thinking about is, you know, I'm thinking about like leaving the UK and where we want to live long term. And I think one of the major considerations is actually in a low cost of living place. Because having a low cost of living means you have to work fewer hours to get exactly the same lifestyle. And right now I'm in a stage where like, I don't mind working.

One of the things I've been thinking about is, you know, I'm thinking about like leaving the UK and where we want to live long term. And I think one of the major considerations is actually in a low cost of living place. Because having a low cost of living means you have to work fewer hours to get exactly the same lifestyle. And right now I'm in a stage where like, I don't mind working.

One of the things I've been thinking about is, you know, I'm thinking about like leaving the UK and where we want to live long term. And I think one of the major considerations is actually in a low cost of living place. Because having a low cost of living means you have to work fewer hours to get exactly the same lifestyle. And right now I'm in a stage where like, I don't mind working.

I enjoy work. Work is fun. Every single parent I've ever spoken to has said as soon as they had kids, when the kids were little, suddenly they wanted to hang out more with the kids. So I'm like, okay, cool. If I take a reasonable bet that I'm probably going to end up like that. I can't imagine it right now, but something shifts when you have kids apparently. So I was like, all right, cool.

I enjoy work. Work is fun. Every single parent I've ever spoken to has said as soon as they had kids, when the kids were little, suddenly they wanted to hang out more with the kids. So I'm like, okay, cool. If I take a reasonable bet that I'm probably going to end up like that. I can't imagine it right now, but something shifts when you have kids apparently. So I was like, all right, cool.

I enjoy work. Work is fun. Every single parent I've ever spoken to has said as soon as they had kids, when the kids were little, suddenly they wanted to hang out more with the kids. So I'm like, okay, cool. If I take a reasonable bet that I'm probably going to end up like that. I can't imagine it right now, but something shifts when you have kids apparently. So I was like, all right, cool.

It's a low cost of living place. So rather than living in bang in the middle of fricking central London, actually living in a random place that was maybe three hours away from London or not living in the UK at all or whatever the thing might be, seems to also be sort of in a weird Tim Ferriss sort of geo-arbitrage type way, another way of buying back your time.

It's a low cost of living place. So rather than living in bang in the middle of fricking central London, actually living in a random place that was maybe three hours away from London or not living in the UK at all or whatever the thing might be, seems to also be sort of in a weird Tim Ferriss sort of geo-arbitrage type way, another way of buying back your time.

It's a low cost of living place. So rather than living in bang in the middle of fricking central London, actually living in a random place that was maybe three hours away from London or not living in the UK at all or whatever the thing might be, seems to also be sort of in a weird Tim Ferriss sort of geo-arbitrage type way, another way of buying back your time.

Nice. Cool. Final question. I've just turned 30. Anything you wish you'd known when you turned 30 that you could share with me? Any snippets of life advice?

Nice. Cool. Final question. I've just turned 30. Anything you wish you'd known when you turned 30 that you could share with me? Any snippets of life advice?

Nice. Cool. Final question. I've just turned 30. Anything you wish you'd known when you turned 30 that you could share with me? Any snippets of life advice?