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Life After Enough is a podcast about financial independence, early retirement, and the part nobody warns you about - what you actually do once work becomes optional. If you’re chasing financial independence retire early (FIRE) and you’ve started wondering what’s on the other side of the number, this is the show for you. I’m Nic. Corporate lawyer in Singapore, in the final stretch before I walk away. I hit my FIRE number a couple of years ago and I’m still here working the exit in real time, for reasons that have nothing to do with money. I’ve done the dramatic version before: quit, ran out of money, came back to law on purpose. So this time I’m leaving when I’ve built enough, not when I’ve had enough and you get all the messy details as it happens. This isn’t another show about saving harder or retiring faster. It’s about what happens when the money problem is solved and the harder questions start. Who are you without your job? What doe
Unknown Host hosts Life After Enough, a business show with 35 episodes published.
027: A friend joked recently: enjoy the business class while it lasts, because this time next year you'll be slumming it down the back with the rest of us. It made me laugh. Nobody in my life is actually accusing me of a
026 If you told me to start a different career next week, I honestly wouldn't know where to begin. Twenty years as a lawyer, good at it, the person people come to and take that away and I'd be writing a CV with AI like e
025 I hate telling people I'm a lawyer. I never loved the job, and it never felt like it was mine. So work this out with me, because I can’t. If I'd happily never say the word again, why does leaving it feel like losing
023 I've walked out of law before. Actually done it. I came back. When I did, I made myself a deal: take a corporate job for one reason, to carry me on a fixed schedule to my FIRE number, and then I'm free. The number la
022 You spend twenty years teaching your brain one lesson until it stops being a thought and becomes a reflex: spending is danger, saving is safety. Every raise, you keep more. Every bonus, you bank it before you can fee
021 I'm 40. I'm about a year from my corporate exit. Two weeks of flu just forced me to face something I should have faced years ago: the body that's supposed to walk out of corporate law in 2027 might not be ready to li
020 I'd already said yes. In my head. In the shower. In the version of the conversation I'd rehearsed. I'd pictured the title. Tried it on. Told people. Then two weeks later I called my boss back and pulled the yes. I sa
019 My boss told me I could have his job one day. He thought he was handing me a future. I was watching a door close. I'd already seen what came with it, the divorces, the drinking, the marriages held together by logisti
018 By Sunday lunch I was already sick with worry. Pit of the stomach. The kind of dread your body knows before your head has a sentence for it. For nearly a decade I thought I had a Sunday problem. A bad mood, a persona
017 You've been planning a clean break for years. Hit the number. Hand in notice. Retire early on a Friday. Never go back. That's the only exit the FIRE community shows you. But what if that binary, working full intensit
016 The maths behind FIRE isn't wrong. The savings rate works. The 4% rule holds up. The compound interest charts are beautiful. But there's a lie buried inside the journey to financial independence that nobody in the FI
#015 I wrote a post on Reddit about AI and careers. 1.7 million people read it. 1,700 upvotes. Over 900 comments. Half said I was fear-mongering. The other half said I was describing their life. This episode is the deep
QT 006 You think you're being careful. You think you're being responsible. But the perfectionism trap doesn't look like tidy notebooks and colour-coded calendars. It looks like running the same spreadsheet for the fiftee
QT 005 - One of you is calculating your FIRE number. The other is booking the weekend trip and ordering the fancy wine. Suddenly your shared money is emotionally charged and every dinner out feels like a referendum on yo
Are you really ready to retire? Not financially, emotionally, socially, psychologically? Most retirement planning focuses entirely on the money. The FIRE number, the safe withdrawal rate, the investment portfolio. But wh
#013 You can have enough money and still not feel like you have enough. That's not a flaw in your financial plan - it's a gap between your spreadsheet and your nervous system. No amount of recalculating or re-modelling i
#012 You're not lazy. You're trapped in a mental loop that feels like discipline but is quietly making you boring. If you're on the path to financial independence and you've stopped trying new things, stopped being curio
#011 You might think that once you hit your FIRE number, clarity will come. That once the pressure lifts, purpose will just arrive. It won't. Financial independence buys you options, but purpose isn't one of them. Not au
#010 You might already be done saving for retirement. Even if you're nowhere near done working. Even if traditional financial independence retire early (FIRE) feels years away. Even if you're still grinding, still pushin
QT003 - You shared your FIRE plan with your friends. They laughed, teased you, or just didn't get it. And now you're wondering if something's wrong with you - or with them. Neither. Here's why. What this covers: Why your
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