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Kristy Shen

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December 2011


Despite growing up in poverty and, at one point, living with her family on 44 cents a day, Kristy eventually became a millionaire at the age of 31 and retired from her job to travel the world. Her story has been featured in media outlets all over the world, including the New York Times, CBC, CNBC, Women's Health Magazine Australia, Germany’s Handelsblatt, GQ Russia, and the UK Independent. She now spends time helping people with their finances and realizing their travel dreams on www.millennial-revolution.com. She is the co-author of "Quit Like a Millionaire", the book that details her journey from 44 cents to becoming a world-travelling millionaire. ...more

Is It Time To Jump Into the Housing Market Yet?

Ever since we had a kid, my friends and family were like “well, I guess you’re going to have buy a house now!” After all, they reasoned, we couldn’t possibly raise a kid in a one-bedroom apartment, right? FIRECracker was determined to prove them wrong, and since room sharing with an infant is recommended for the entire first year of life to avoid SIDS, one bedroom was fine for at least the fir Read more of this blog post »
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“The more stuff people owned, the unhappier and more stressed they tended to be. Conversely, the less stuff people owned and the more they spent on experiences like travel or learning new skills, the happier and more content they were.”
Kristy Shen, Quit Like a Millionaire: No Gimmicks, Luck, or Trust Fund Required

“According to business and economics professor Paul Harvey, “a great source of frustration for people with a strong sense of entitlement is unmet expectations.”1 If you believe that you’re special, and all you have to do is find your singular passion and turn it into a perfect job, that’s a recipe for disaster. The reality is that the world owes you nothing. You only become “special” by developing skills that are in demand, which takes focus, grit, and long-term work.”
Kristy Shen, Quit Like a Millionaire: No Gimmicks, Luck, or Trust Fund Required

“One of the biggest lies we´ve been sold is that following our passion is the key . Statistically, following your passion will lead to unemployment or underemployment”
Kristy Shen, Quit Like a Millionaire: No Gimmicks, Luck, or Trust Fund Required

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