Today I have the privilege to introduce and welcome Jan Vladimir Mostert (aka Re@PeR) to Liberta’s Financial Freedom Challenge. For Jan this acceptance is just a formality. The Re@PeR is already well on his way to achieving the goals of the challenge. This is a young man who has and is making the right financial [...]
Marelize and her husband are South African grain farmers with a touch of technological savvy, since Marelize has her own blog called Ek en my huis …ons sal die Here dien (my house and I, we will serve the Lord), where Marelize blogs in good Afrikaans (although for the sake of the other challengers, she’s decided to blog all her financial posts in both English and Afrikaans).
Now IT Pilgrim decided to take a different route by taking on the challenge to pay off her debts and become financially free, so she can spend her time doing the things she loves instead of doing the things that pay well.
After facing some personal financial challenges, he decided to make a change in his life and started increasing his knowledge of business and financial management by reading magazines, books, blogs and even attending classes.
Liberta would like to welcome a new challenger to the Liberta Financial Freedom Support Network. She started a blog dedicated to her personal financial wellness project, and she’s has decided to take up the Financial Freedom Challenge.
Nate David Scott – Working to be Debt Free Sharon – Paid it Down Anna – On A Quest To Be Debt Free Single Mom – Ready for Change Riaan Oosthuysen – Nuustak Frugal Babe – The Frugal Babe and her Husband, working for Freedom
You may also want to: Get a Financial Freedom Challenge logo or banner for your blog Find out how a blog can help you to become financially free Check out the blogs of other people who also accepted the challenge Die Liberta Finansiële Vryheid Uitdaging – in goeie Afrikaans!
There are several ways in which a blog can help you, and other people, to get out of debt and become financially free. Help Others Your blog will not only help you to reach financial freedom, it will also help other people.
Since he has make the decision to get out of the debt trap that engulfs so many others for most of their adult life, I actually disagree with his blog title – he is anything but a fool – considering he is only 24 years old.
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