The New Freedom: Ordinary People Are Living Extraordinary Lives & So Can You! by Rob Cubbon

'The new freedom is flipping a switch in your mind that makes you happy regardless of the money you have'

Title: The New Freedom: Ordinary People Are Living Extraordinary Lives & So Can You!

Cubbon's writing is thought provoking and with Covid 19 already having changed the working life for many of use, I'd be surprised of not more and more people are re-thinking the balance and priority between work, family and play; I already have.

Is it really money that you want, or is it happiness? Is it possessions you want, or freedom from your attachment to them?

As Cubbon puts it, there are two sides to financial freedom: earning more and spending less.

Location independent work, digital nomads, mindset change, importance of fitness and affirmation, networking and being happy are all part of Cubbons view of the new freedom.

Lots of ideas for anyone who's considering stepping away from the rat race.

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