Doug chats with Pete Adeney, Mr. Money Mustache, about exciting changes at the MMM Headquarters in Longmont, Colorado. Originally envisioned as a coworking space, the HQ is being rebranded to better reflect its true nature as a vibrant social club. Pete covers the origin story of the HQ, the decision to shift direction, opportunities for increased member involvement in organizing events, and plans for future growth.
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0:00 Introduction
1:01 The FI Collective
8:08 The value of community
12:32 Influence of CampFI
16:59 The HQ origin story
21:24 Organizing community events
24:51 Transitioning to a social club
31:31 Soundcheck – Playing music
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