His frugal advice included tips like: “Live close to work. Move to another city if you enjoy adventure. Don’t borrow money for cars, and don’t buy stupid ones. Ride a bike wherever you can. Cancel your TV service. Learn to appreciate the life-boosting joy of using your own body to get things done. Learn to mock convenience.”In the 2010s, the movement expanded thanks to bloggers like Mr. Money Mustache [4], who focused on living well below your means to achieve financial independence as soon as possible.The ...