Do you have a 9-5 "wagecuck" job?
Do you go /out/ every weekend?
If you take time-off, do you use it to go /out/?
Do you have objectives that need weeks of free time, but can't do them because "muh salary"?
My experience has been living in a van or trailer doesn't really move the needle on these things as much as people fantasize it will. This is the source of all the "van life burn-out" you hear about. The ones who don't burn-out usually have some kind of trust-fund situation. Otherwise you still need some kind of income, and that can get even harder if you're moving around all the time while also having to worry about basics like where to shit and get a shower.
What really matters is finding balance in where your income comes from and what your overhead / "static burn rate" is in both time and money.
What you really need to do is focus on that ratio. The two ways to do this are, yeah - what most maladaptive daydreamers focus on: become a homeless dirt bag so the burn rate goes to essentially zero, because for most of these maladaptive types that seems to be more "in their control" than the alternative, which is: establish some degree of financial independence and balance. That's doesn't mean "work your ass off in hopes of becoming a millionaire", because that too is another sort of maladaptive fantasy. This poster basically gets it
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