MONEY HABITS: The Main Difference Between RICH PEOPLE & Poor People! | Ramit Sethi

Ramit shares tools and strategies to make the most out of your money no matter how much you make.

He argues that you can buy as many lattes as you want and still be financially successful by focusing on the bigger picture.
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[rodneyrams]

Why aren't shows or programs like these not on mainstream media 🙄 .such a intellectual and insightful episode 👏

[Shelllmarieee]

Love his outlook on taxes. I’ve never
Once heard anyone speak on it outside of a scarcity mindset, amazing. Thank you!!

[radientproductions]

Ramit's podcast is A MUST FOR listen to it for some amazing knowledge

[floridanativelh]

Great and engaging. I noticed he says Dave Ramsay teaches to pay the highest balance first when it's actually the smallest first(hence snowball) . This is to have small wins to keep you inspired and motivated.

[nancy]

Wonderful show as usual and so many gems worth putting into practice. Thank you so much Lewis for inviting your guest, Ramit Sethi. Much appreciated.

Ps: Who else couldn't help to notice how Lewis is glowing lately 😉

[nehalak]

I love Lewis n how he post inspirational video's with amazing people to inspire others

[skychall]

This guy has such an honest sounding voice

[that_hawaiian_gal]

I love this tape, too. Thank you! I’m grateful to have no debt, to have a remote IP litigation paralegal job serving the DOJ, to have sold my house last year, to be building a health & wellness side business that has no overhead. Through listening to like interviews, I am learning. I must I must I must … build and build and build … 💰🙏🏽💰🙏🏽 … 🍾🥂

[macleandanso]

Great content! I am curious to know his perspective on life insurance or other insurance strategies.

[genxx]

Thank you for the videos, Lewis. You’re smart, kind, humble, and you ask questions to elicit information that will give people guidance. I’m in the L.A. area and would be so happy to be able to meet you one day.

[ZimHomes]

Damn wanted to skip this episode, glad I held on for the entire 2 hours!!. This is treasure! Thanks Lewis, Ramit & Chris!!!

[anntv]

This is a good piece of advice. Thank you for sharing.

[milliganstravels]

Thank you so much Lewis and Ramit. So insightful and inspiring as always. Not in a great place at the moment with all markets being down however, need to take emotions out of it and just wait 5- 10 years we will be laughing. I am a huge believer in living below your means and investing big for later! Thank you again ¬!

[ricomcclinton]

Dave Ramsey says lowest balances first!!

[GrantStinnett]

It’s very interesting to hear the opposite sides of the same endeavor. Lewis, you have real estate obsessive Grant Cardone, then later this video to show the complete opposite approach. It’s very interesting to see the contrast in methods to achieve the same goals of freedom.

[yourfriend]

Perfect timing! I wasn’t sure what i was in the mood today to listen to - your video popped up at the perfect timing! 🤩 LOVE all your interviews!

[MichaelDillin]

Love it!! Thank you for affirming my choices.
JL Collins should come on ur show Lewis. He wrote "The Simple Path To Wealth" and after I Graduated/recovered from Dave Ramsey school I found JL from a google talk.

[KC-drcg]

The question about purchasing a house or renting a house is very different depending on your annual income. If you have enough income to easily move to another rental property if your landlord loses the property to divorce or illness or gentrification then you font worry about renting. . If you have less money you might feel safer in a property that you own and can control your ability to stay in your home.. especially if you have a 3% mortgage rate and home warranty coverage for repairs plus enough insurance coverage account for natural disasters Etc

[aniruddhbadnikar]

Thank you for nice councelling and motivation 🎉

[kornfedboy]

There is another side to the challenge of renting whether it be a house or an apartment that Ramit does not really mention in this or other videos. The challenge with renting is that you will find yourself moving as landlords terminate leases, so that they can substantially raise the price beyond the legal limit of a lease. There is no long-term sense of security. Additionally, it’s not possible to build equity and have something to leave to one’s offspring.