Life to the Full - finance, health, spiritual fitness
Sep 9, 2026 · 1 hr 26 min · 11 segments
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Dafydd MorseHost
And, you know, the phenomenon of two people working as a necessity to run life, basically.
Well, I think...
Let's move to South Wales and see, you know, maybe she can do more remote working or more of it.
And that turned out not to work.
LAUGHTER So that door was firmly closed, but actually in a very helpful way.
I think Irina would say this herself, but she said, that's not something I would want to be doing at the moment.
And I could see that she was finding it really hard juggling or dividing the brain between the work brain... modern brain and I mean I can resonate with that but I find that really hard as well and yeah that's that was difficult but on the contrary then thinking back to like advice that people receive in their in their twenties and you often hear people say well that's the time to discover yourself you know go out and have a gap year or discover the world and find what you want to do And on reflection, I did the opposite and I got my head down.
I could have worked harder, but I worked reasonably and I had a very clear financial plan and I lived substantially below my means and I just went save, save, save, save.
The investing came a little bit later, but I'm only now starting to realise how much of a big life-changing decision that was, because a decade later now, I'm going, oh, wow, that's given me a lot of freedom.
And I think Irina and I both go, if I had made those decisions, life would be
Yeah, because I think you can underestimate...
even after everything that I've just said, how much peace of mind that can give you.
Because you've got the option.

It's a different time now to when, I mean, you're a little bit younger than me, but when I started working, started dating, it was almost by accident, really.

up living again considerably below our means and we, because I didn't know any better, tried to pay off our mortgage as quickly as we could.

And, you know, the phenomenon of two people working as a necessity to run life, basically.
Well, I think...
Let's move to South Wales and see, you know, maybe she can do more remote working or more of it.
And that turned out not to work.
LAUGHTER So that door was firmly closed, but actually in a very helpful way.
I think Irina would say this herself, but she said, that's not something I would want to be doing at the moment.
And I could see that she was finding it really hard juggling or dividing the brain between the work brain... modern brain and I mean I can resonate with that but I find that really hard as well and yeah that's that was difficult but on the contrary then thinking back to like advice that people receive in their in their twenties and you often hear people say well that's the time to discover yourself you know go out and have a gap year or discover the world and find what you want to do And on reflection, I did the opposite and I got my head down.
I could have worked harder, but I worked reasonably and I had a very clear financial plan and I lived substantially below my means and I just went save, save, save, save.
The investing came a little bit later, but I'm only now starting to realise how much of a big life-changing decision that was, because a decade later now, I'm going, oh, wow, that's given me a lot of freedom.
And I think Irina and I both go, if I had made those decisions, life would be
Yeah, because I think you can underestimate...
even after everything that I've just said, how much peace of mind that can give you.
Because you've got the option.

It's a different time now to when, I mean, you're a little bit younger than me, but when I started working, started dating, it was almost by accident, really.

up living again considerably below our means and we, because I didn't know any better, tried to pay off our mortgage as quickly as we could.
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