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Ask HN: Those who have taken extended time off, any advice?

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Re: Ask HN: Those who have taken extended time off, any advice?

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>The absolute dream would be to live off 2 or 3k a month , but still pull down 10k or so from a remote job. I want to retire early. I've done that for a few years with an even bigger difference between income and expenses :) I'm set to quit working for money this year (see post history for more on that). >Do you contract Corp To Corp? I have a foreign corporation and invoice my US clients through that. It sounds like…

I'm in the process of establishing a US based LLC. I figure clients would pay the LLC and then the LLC pays me. > I've done that for a few years with an even bigger difference between income and expenses :) I'm set to quit working for money this year (see post history for more on that). Awesome ! I don't have to really work for the rest of the year , but I want to save as much as I can so I can take a good long vacat…

>Any other tips to share ?

The book Vagabonding[0] by Rolf Potts is an excellent read for this sort of thing. Happy travels!

[0]: https://vagabonding.net

Re: Ask HN: Those who have taken extended time off, any advice?

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I'm in the process of establishing a US based LLC. I figure clients would pay the LLC and then the LLC pays me. > I've done that for a few years with an even bigger difference between income and expenses :) I'm set to quit working for money this year (see post history for more on that). Awesome ! I don't have to really work for the rest of the year , but I want to save as much as I can so I can take a good long vacat…

>Any other tips to share ? The book Vagabonding[0] by Rolf Potts is an excellent read for this sort of thing. Happy travels! [0]: https://vagabonding.net

Thanks ! Just brought the book .

Re: Ask HN: Those who have taken extended time off, any advice?

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time off from work is extra free time to use as you wish or waste or relax have some idea like travel or something you cant do now make sure you ok if no job your cost of living double the time off planned i.e 6 months time ,have enough cash for 1yr time off
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