I've watched over 21 hours of financial independence videos on YouTube. If you want to swap some doomscrolling for something useful this week, these are the three I'd start with. 1. EVERY Strategy to Retire Early Explained by Humphrey Yang https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQfY7ADUXBc Apparently there are 15 different ways to retire early. I had no idea. Humphrey goes through each one with a rough timeline and the pros and cons, so you can see which path fits your situation. 2. Sequence of Returns Risk by Ben Felix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGzgsSXdPjo What happens if the market dips right as you're about to retire? Ben works through the academic research on it and picks apart a couple of fixes you hear all the time, like keeping a cash wedge or moving a big chunk of your portfolio into bonds. 3. The Wealth Secrets No One Teaches You, Morgan Housel on The Knowledge Project https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWZZEa9BURw I'd honestly watch anything Morgan puts out. He's that good as a speaker and a writer. This one covers the psychological and social traps that wreck wealth, what "enough" looks like, and how it feels to actually be content. A bit about me: I'm Mat, a 35-year-old pharmacist. I hit Coast FI at 35 and I'm working toward retiring by 45. I post what's been useful to me along the way. Follow along if you want to see how the next 10 years go, and for more videos and suggestions like these. And tell me the best FI video you've watched in the comments. I'm always looking for the next one. financial independence, FIRE movement, coast FI, coast FIRE, retire early, early retirement, retire by 45, early retirement strategies, sequence of returns risk, cash wedge, bond allocation, retirement planning, Humphrey Yang, Ben Felix, Morgan Housel, The Knowledge Project, psychology of money, wealth building, money mindset, what is enough, personal finance YouTube, best finance videos, investing for beginners, index investing, FI journey, financial freedom, pharmacist personal finance - @doesmatmakecents