Doug chats with a variety of guests at CampFI Rocky Mountain Week 1.5 including Pete Adeney (Mr. Money Mustache), Kristen Knapp (FI Friends Travel), and camp attendees Amanda, Tyler, & Roxanne. Pete & Kristen delve into the distinction between being cheap and frugal, sharing personal anecdotes and philosophies. The conversation shifts into other topics such as partner dynamics amongst FI couples, challenges & rewards of embracing frugality, and the power of community building & relationships.
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0:00 Introduction
3:16 Cheap vs. frugal
11:07 Getting out of the cheap mindset
16:54 Amanda – First CampFI experience
24:10 Amanda – Partner dynamics & power of community
30:29 Tyler – SoCo Mustachians
35:26 Tyler – FI meetups
41:48 Roxanne – Journey to Lean FI
49:50 Roxanne – Stand-up comedy
53:37 Soundcheck – Roxanne’s stand-up set
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