Are you an expat or a local wanting to invest your money sensibly by yourself, so you can have more financial independence and retire earlier? Worried your money is not working hard enough for your future?

Being in a developing country can be stressful. We work hard. There are lots of ways to spend money, many advisors waiting to trap you in a complex investment plan for years.

Being in a developing country is also a huge opportunity. A decent salary, low taxes, great quality of life. I don't want you to be one of those expats that slinks home with nothing to show for themselves.

Even if you are busy, even if you think you're not great with numbers or you're nervous of the stock market, I will show you how to take control of your money. Then you never have to rely on others and you'll never have to stress about your finances again. Sensible, low-cost investing can make you about 7% per year over the long term and it requires about 5 minutes per month.

I want your investing to be completely brainless: diversify globally, invest regularly for the long term and keep fees low. Stick to the process and save your brainpower for your work and family. You don't have to read the FT, watch CNBC, study charts, assess companies, select fund managers or risk it all on the latest hot trends.

Learn how to sort out your money mindset, assess your current finances, planyour future, reduce expensive debt, trim expenses, establish your cash safety nets, make big financial decisions and then build the passive income streams that are going to support you in retirement. I'll show you what to invest in and, most importantly, how to do it while living in a developing country.

If you get it right, you can be financially independent at least a decade earlier than you expected. You'll be able to do whatever you were put on this earth to do. And you'll have a framework for thinking about money so that, even if you get knocked off course, you know exactly what you need to do.

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