And Someday Came

Maggi Fuchs
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How much of our lives do we spend waiting for “someday”? Someday, when we have enough money. When we have more time. When work gets easier. When life finally slows down, when we can travel more, worry less, or simply do the things we actually enjoy. I’m Maggi Fuchs, and five years ago, my someday came. I sold everything I owned, packed a single carry-on bag, and set out to figure out what living on my own terms actually looked like. I hope my podcast will be an ongoing conversation about travel, freedom, money, minimalism, and the choices that shape our daily lives. I don’t have it all neatly figured out, and that’s the point. Sometimes I’ll share something I’ve learned. Sometimes I’ll question something I thought I knew. And sometimes I’ll simply follow a question to see where it leads. You don’t have to be a full-time traveler or minimalist to be here. If you’re wondering whether there’s a simpler, happier, more flexible way to live – and whether we really have to wait for some distant future to start living differently – you’re welcome to join the ride. I’m still figuring it out as I go. Let’s see where this takes us. :) More about me My Youtube Channel: @maggifuchs

Episodes

  1. Oct 1

    I traded money for time (not the other way around)

    For a long time, I was waiting for someday to come. Someday, when I had enough money. Someday, when I had worked enough. Someday, when I could finally spend my time doing the things I actually wanted to do. But keeping my life going required a lot of money — and a lot of work. I was working to pay for my life, and sometimes working to pay for getting to work. At some point, I discovered minimalism. I started questioning what I really needed, gave up my career, and gradually made my life cheaper. And something unexpected happened: by needing less money, I also needed less time working to earn it. That gave me something I had been waiting for all along: time to do the things I love. In this first episode of And Someday Came, I’m talking about the connection between money, work, and time, how minimalism changed the way I look at my life, and what happened when I stopped waiting for someday and started making room for the things I wanted to do now.

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About

How much of our lives do we spend waiting for “someday”? Someday, when we have enough money. When we have more time. When work gets easier. When life finally slows down, when we can travel more, worry less, or simply do the things we actually enjoy. I’m Maggi Fuchs, and five years ago, my someday came. I sold everything I owned, packed a single carry-on bag, and set out to figure out what living on my own terms actually looked like. I hope my podcast will be an ongoing conversation about travel, freedom, money, minimalism, and the choices that shape our daily lives. I don’t have it all neatly figured out, and that’s the point. Sometimes I’ll share something I’ve learned. Sometimes I’ll question something I thought I knew. And sometimes I’ll simply follow a question to see where it leads. You don’t have to be a full-time traveler or minimalist to be here. If you’re wondering whether there’s a simpler, happier, more flexible way to live – and whether we really have to wait for some distant future to start living differently – you’re welcome to join the ride. I’m still figuring it out as I go. Let’s see where this takes us. :) More about me My Youtube Channel: @maggifuchs

Information

  • Creator
    Maggi Fuchs
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    1
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Maggi Fuchs
  • Show Website
    And Someday Came

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