<prompt> Human: Basically a frugal, index fund investing lifestyle. For example, rfinancialindependence, rleanfire.I dislike the entire concept of slaving away at a corporate job for some consumer bullshit lifestyle. It is extremely wasteful.Things I already am achieving: increasing the amount of rnosurf, productive side income profit of 1000 per month, fixingrepairing things that others sell for cheapfree, cooking, biking, walking, hand washinghand drying my clothing, no smart phone flip phone, 4-6 month food prep frozen, no netflixsocial mediamoviesvideo games helps the anti-consumer mentality. I am an out-of-the-box thinker. The mainstream solution might not be the best solution, just the more popular one. I seek out the best. I figure that an accounting income will allow me to retire pretty quickly my number is 300k without the side-income, 225k with it. But the most important and perhaps understated aspect is retiring as a producer, not a consumer. Does an accounting career positively enable a producing mentality or does the stress increase your desire to consume, outsource problems, and generally spend money on issues?  <response>: Frankly this is an absurd post by OP and I am not sure he is serious. Lifetime health care costs alone run in the hundreds of thousands of dolllars for a person age 35.If you live as a homeless man, sure go for it. Otherwise plan to work for many many many more decades. 