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1. www.cnbc.com › 2022/07/23 › self-made-millionaireEarly retiree shares 13 ‘stupid simple’ money rules that ...

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   • I ignored the "follow your passion" advice. Our passions, which tend to be more on the creative side, can't always pay the bills — our strengths do.
   • I learned from millionaires. Throughout my career, I worked with many wealthy people. Instead of being jealous of them, I took notes. I'll never forget Brian, who I worked with after college.
   • I cut losers from my life. If you only hang out with people who like to drink at bars and spend money, you will most likely follow those same money-draining habits.
   • I exploited my 9-to-5. I invested in my employer-sponsored 401(k) and got the company match of 4%, which was free money that my employer contributed on my behalf.

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3. www.cnbc.com › 2024/04/19 › self-made-millionaireSelf-made millionaire who retired at 35 shares biggest money ...

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   Apr 19, 2024 · Steve Adcock is the author of "Millionaire Habits" and a CNBC contributor. He shares his financial journey, his biggest regret and his advice for early retirement.

4. millionairehabits.usHomepage - Millionaire Habits

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   Learn how to achieve financial independence, retire early and make a difference with the habits of millionaires. Steve Adcock shares his insights and tips on personal finance, careers, debt relief and more.

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     Self-made millionaire who retired at 35 shares his No. 1 money regret: I was doing the 'bare minimum'

     Even millionaires and early retirees likely had a few stumbles on the road to financial freedom. Take Steve Adcock. The 42-year-old retired from his corporate job in 2016 with about $900,000, a total that market gains soon pushed over $1 million.

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     I’m a Financial Advisor: Here’s the No. 1 Piece of Advice I Would Give My Younger Self Learn: 3 Things You Must Do When Your Savings Reach $50,000 When Steve Adcock left his corporate job at the age of 35 in 2016, he had $900,000 saved. This eventually ...

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6. www.cnbc.com › 2023/05/27 › steve-adcock-theSteve Adcock: The 'stupidest' myths I've heard about early ...

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   • 'You're going to be bored' "I'll be honest with you, with some people that's going to be true," says Adcock. You don't have to look hard to find stories of people who left their nine-to-five only to find the days growing long and boring with no work to do.
   • 'It's going to destroy your relationship' While your relationship is no one else's business, there is something to the idea that early retirement might force you to spend a lot more time with your partner.
   • 'You're never going to work again' Critics of early retirement contend that once you've left the workforce for several years, you won't to be able to get your old position back should you want to reenter the working world.

7. www.youtube.com › channel › UCjLY9e6l8AIQ9iXjUz9xUTgSteve Adcock | Millionaire Habits - YouTube

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   Steve Adcock is a retired personal finance expert who shares his tips and insights on his YouTube channel. Watch his videos on topics such as early retirement, financial freedom, Starlink, and more.

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8. millionairehabits.us › about-millionaire-habitsAbout Millionaire Habits

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   Steve Adcock is the founder of Millionaire Habits, a website and newsletter that teach you how to be smarter with money. He quit his job at 35 and lives in an off-grid home in Arizona.

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   What is Steve Adcock doing now?

   • Steve Adcock now writes, blogs and speaks about no B.S. personal finance, financial freedom and early retirement at the age of 35. He no longer works full-time.

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   How much money did Steve Adcock retire with?

   • Steve Adcock, 42, retired in his 30s with about $900,000. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn’t have a single financial regret. Even millionaires and early retirees likely had a few stumbles on the road to financial freedom. Take Steve Adcock.

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   Is Adcock a 'lifestyle creep'?

   • The last thing I want to do is save and invest it.’” Adcock, at least initially, had fallen into a trap that financial experts call “ lifestyle creep ” — a state in which your spending rises along with your salary.

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10. steveadcock.usSteveAdcock.us - Millionaire Habits, Career and Mindset | No ...

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    Steve Adcock is a retired millionaire who shares his habits, tips and insights on personal finance, career and mindset. Read his latest articles on home buying, health savings accounts, debt payoff strategies and more.