It’s a very exciting day, guys.
I have a big announcement.
I’ve decided to write my second book in three years.
And that book is now live and available for purchase:
My newest effort is titled 5 Steps To Retire In 5 Years.
This book is a five-step guide that almost anyone can follow to their early retirement dreams.
The book lays out five intense, holistic, and complementary steps that cover lifestyle, mindset, earning, saving, investing, entrepreneurship, and geographic arbitrage to take you from $0 to financial independence and early retirement in just five years.
I’m confident the steps work because I’ve followed these very same steps. I went from below broke to financially independent in six years. While I didn’t go as fast as I’m prescribing, I note in the book that I could have done it even faster (and I lay out how that’s possible).
I’m retired in my 30s. And I’m now living the life of my dreams.
But part of my dream is to inspire others to make their dreams come true.
If you have a dream like me – one where you’re able to wake up when you want, do what you want, spend time with the people you want, make the rules as you go, and design and create your own customized lifestyle – this guide details how you can make that possible.
From conceptualizing, to planning, to execution, I’ve got you covered.
I hope you give the book a read.
I’ve priced the e-book at just $2.99 to make it available to everyone.
That’s less than a cup of good coffee.
And it’s a far better investment, in my humble opinion.
You can also get a paperback version of the book for $9.99. I kept that price very low, too. But the higher overhead (including printing costs) means I had to price the paperback version a bit higher.
If you read it and love it, please leave a review over at Amazon.
It helps to spread the message, and it encourages others to see what’s possible.
This plan isn’t for everyone. This lifestyle isn’t for everyone. And I note in the book that my guide isn’t for everyone, either.
If you want the typical “American Dream” (or nightmare, depending on your perspective) – being overworked, overstressed, and overweight trying to keep up with an army of Joneses – this guide isn’t for you. If you aren’t prepared to devote the effort, will, consistency, and persistence to this, you will fail. If you don’t have the proper mindset, no system or guide in this entire world will work for you.
But if you’re absolutely ready to do what it takes to leave the grind behind, take control of your time and life, choose life over money, and retire very early and quickly, these concepts can supercharge your efforts.
If you want something very different – something truly extraordinary – give this guide a chance.
Tomorrow is July 4th. That’s Independence Day in the USA. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate that than to take a big step closer to financial independence.
The book is published and available for immediate electronic delivery at Amazon:
I’m proud of this book, its message, and the power to effect change I believe it has.
I would greatly appreciate any shares across social media. The more people who have the chance to get their hands on this book, the more lives that can be positively changed.
I’ll be incredibly grateful for anyone who takes the time to read it. Your support is treasured.
I truly hope you enjoy the book!!!!
Thanks for reading.
When I read about Robert Kiyosaki or Warren Buffett or Jim Rogers, their strategies never fit completely (or even mostly) into my life…but I try to adopt the bits and pieces that do fit. I’m probably never going to move to Thailand or live without owning a car, nevertheless you’ve made an impact on me, on top of that it’s always entertaining and informative to read what you have to say. I’m definitely buying your book.
Russell,
Appreciate the support. Hope you enjoy the book! 🙂
I hear you on adopting pieces that fit. That’s what everyone should do. You find something that works for you, take it. If something doesn’t work for you, leave it. Living in Thailand, for instance, isn’t for everyone (thankfully). So you leave that. But maybe investing in high-quality dividend growth stocks is for you, so you take that. So on and so forth.
Thanks again!
Best regards.
Look forward to reading it.I myself used a very similar approach over the years and i often felt like i was the mad one,your work has shown i wasnt alone at all,nor crazy).Of course we all have different goals,but the approach is the same,or at least valid and similar.For me i wanted to live where i am and own my home outright.Being close to family is important to me.I did that.My dividend growth portfolio makes me 60% of the income i now need.I dont actually take it yet though,i re-invest.Owning outright a home and 60% of my needed income though meant i could leave employed work and go self employed.I work about 12 hours a week self employed and that makes me what i need so i can re-invest the dividends and compound for now.Knowing if needed i have 60% (and of course rising) of my financial needs from dividends if needed is a huge relief.If i had to go and take a minimum wage job for 16 hours that would be enough on top of my dividends.Will i get to 100% through dividends?.Probably.However if not its always going to be easier earning 40% of your needs than 100%.
Like you show,its a journey,and for me if people get 10% of their needs from dividends,they are winners already and on a path to a more balanced life.
Durhamborn,
That’s great stuff! 🙂
I agree with you. 100% isn’t really a world apart from 50%. If you can get to 50%, you’re getting most of the benefits. Plus, you might be flexible enough to bring down the spending (or side hustle to make a little more income), thus meaning you’re likely inherently higher than 50% anyway. Compounding is also working hugely in your favor at that point, snowballing your way to inevitable wealth and passive income.
Thanks for the support.
Best regards.
Congratulations on another book! That’s a lot of work.
Joe,
Thanks so much! 🙂
This one came together pretty quick for me. It was an idea that wouldn’t let me go. Unlike my first book, though, I wrote this one from scratch.
Just hope a few people out there enjoy it and take away some real value.
Best wishes!
J –
Congrats on the new book and spreading the word on financial freedom/financial independence. Well-timed!
-Lanny
Lanny,
Been doing my best to spread the word for quite a few years now. Hope to still have a few years left in the tank. 🙂
It’s an amazing community we’ve built. I think it does the world a great service.
Cheers!
Awesome Jason, got your last book and will head over to Amazon and grab this one now. Thanks for keeping the price low as well!
Sundeep,
Really appreciate that!
Hope you thoroughly enjoy it. And I hope you’re able to leave a review over at Amazon.
Thanks again. 🙂
Best regards.
Woooohoooo! I have learned so much from following your blog(s), and your methods really resonate with me. I just hopped over and purchased the ebook — I am thrilled to read it and happy to support you! Thanks for keeping the price so low, and for sharing so many of your insights with us (free of charge) here on the blog. 🙂
I will definitely leave an Amazon review when I’ve finished it, and I may even review it on my book blog, if it fits in one of my Nonfiction Bingo 2018 reading challenge categories (I’m thinking Self Discipline, Success, or Written by a Champion)!
I really appreciate all you do to help others achieve freedom. 😀
Juli,
Thanks so much. Appreciate the support!!
Truly hope you (and everyone else) enjoys the book. While the mainstream media insists most American’s can’t/won’t ever retire, I think this is a clear and sound path toward something quite extraordinary.
I would be grateful for whatever review(s) you decide to give out. 🙂
Best wishes!
I did enjoy it! And will be recommending it to friends! 🙂
I gave 5-stars on Amazon, and I also wrote a review for the “Written by a Champion” category of my 2018 reading challenge:
http://writtenwordnerd.com/5-steps-to-retire-in-5-years/
In collecting all the “favorite articles” links for that post, I was thinking again how much I’ve learned from you over the years. Thanks for doing what you do. 😀
Juli,
Wow. Thank you so much for that. Means the world to me! 🙂
That’s a very sweet post. I’m honored. And you’re doing a great service for your readers, opening them up to a world of possibilities.
Like you aptly say, not getting there in some kind of prescribed time line (like the five years laid out in the book) does not negate the purpose of starting or the immense benefits you’ll receive. Being, say, 80% free is a hell of a lot better than being 0% free. No doubt about it. And the nature of compounding will push you over the finish line regardless.
Thanks again!
Best wishes.
ok, read the book and submitted the first review on Amazon. They are reviewing the review and i guess it will go live after that. congrats.
dn,
Thanks a lot. Every review helps spread the word!! 🙂
I obviously won’t make a ton of money off of this. I priced it low enough to almost guarantee that. But every additional reader is an additional life potentially changed for the better.
Hope you enjoyed it thoroughly.
Cheers!
Hey mate just brought your book, happy to support ya and looking forward to the read
Geoffrey,
Love it. Thanks so much for supporting me and the message. Hope you enjoy it and get a ton of value out of it. 🙂
A review over at Amazon would be really appreciated. That helps to encourage others to take a chance on something new.
Best regards!
I ordered your book and read it in one sitting (worth every minute). I expect my Amazon review to be published shortly. Excellent work Mr. Fieber!
Redwan,
Appreciate that support so much. Really glad you enjoyed the book. I’m proud of it. 🙂
Thanks again!
Best wishes.
Congratulation Jason on your new book. I have Just bought your book Today and I am grateful for your first book the dividend mantra which I read back in 2015, it helped my move towards dividend investing and that help me generate solid passive income and grow my assets with the time and moved me closer to be financially independent.
ATM,
Thanks a lot. Hope you find a ton of value in it. I priced it so low, I think a lot of readers will walk away feeling amazing about the value of the content. Just trying to reach as many people as possible. 🙂
Appreciate the support!!
Best regards.
Congrats! How exciting. I am hoping to be FI sooner than later. I think it would be a huge source of stress gone!
Mrs. Money,
Thank you! 🙂
FI is really wonderful. It’s not perfect. Nothing is. But I have absolutely zero regrets chasing after it so aggressively.
Sooner is better than later for sure. The book outlines what is probably the fastest possible way there.
Cheers!
Congrats on completing another book Jason. I read your first one and I’m pretty sure I’ll be picking this one up too. Hopefully, it’s successful, but I’m sure the message is powerful.
DP,
Thanks. Appreciate that. I’m super proud of it. 🙂
Hope you enjoy the book, if you decide to get a copy!
Cheers.
Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
I’ll be sure to check it out on Amazon and see if it fits my lifestyle.
Cheers
BHL,
Thanks for the support!
Cheers.
Hi Jason,
Congratulations on getting the second one done!!
I’m still back and forth on my first one, 6 months in. No idea
if or when it will ever see light of day at this rate…lol.
Every success to you!
Regards,
DN
DN,
Thanks so much! 🙂
The thought of writing a book wasn’t even on my radar a month ago. Then the idea came, and it wouldn’t let me go.
I already have something in mind for another (very different) book, but I might take a breather.
Cheers!
You churned this one out pretty quick. I saw on Twitter that you posted something like “Just started writing a new book the other day. Now 14,000 words in” or something to that effect, and now it’s published!
I can’t wait to read it. I enjoyed reading (and reviewing) your first book.
If you haven’t already done so, have you considered writing an article (or another ebook) serving as a guide for writing and publishing an ebook? The programs you use, how you go about self-publishing, marketing strategies that work for you, pricing strategies, etc.? I think that would be an interesting read.
Congrats! I hope this sells really well.
Sincerely,
ARB–Angry Retail Banker
ARB,
It came together quite fast. I think a week. Maybe less. It was an idea that struck me, and I just had to get it done. My first book was actually put together in an evening. But I used a lot of existing content. I wrote this one from scratch.
I’ve never considered writing a book on how to write a book. I don’t think it’d be very interesting for me to work on a project like that. That would be almost like technical writing, whereas I’m a creative writer. That said, I do appreciate everyone out there who puts out content like that. Makes it easier for me to do my thing.
Hope you thoroughly enjoy the book. This one is very tactical. Far more than the first one.
Best regards!
Hi Jason,
I think that the most important thing is to like what you are doing and the purpose behind the action. I believe that you would not have enjoyed writing if the purpose is to generate as many $ for yourself. The purpose of working for $, will defeat the enjoyment of one in embarking on the action.
Ben
Ben,
Definitely. If you chase the money, I guarantee you that you won’t catch it. You will, however, end up exhausted.
Cheers!
thanks Jason, for sharing your journey and thoughts with us. I can’t wait to read the new book.
Cheers
Michael,
Appreciate the support. Hope you really enjoy it!! 🙂
Best wishes.