I Will Teach You To Be Rich in 10 Minutes

In 10 Minutes, I’ll teach you how to be rich regardless of where you came from or your income, and it’s easier than you think.

Ramit Sethi is the host of Netflix's "How To Get Rich" and New York Times bestselling author of "I Will Teach You To Be Rich"

[PHc]

1. Use your money to live your rich life
2. Spend extravantly in the things you love...cut costs mercilessly on the things you dont
3. There is limitis in what you can cut.. but no limit in what you can earn (raise your income to save and get out of debt)
4.make simple long term investments
5. Focus on the big wins.. not in the small costs/spend
Automatize your savings

[jenlollygag]

Love the Started applying the principles a few months ago and now I have a high paying job, a money market fund, I travel more often, and most importantly, I AM NOT AFRAID TO SPEND MONEY. What a beautiful philosophy to live by ❤️

[AmyAnnetteHenion]

My micro-apartment and 20-year-old Honda are key players in my rich life. Because I save on housing and auto maintenance, I can better afford to invest, travel, spend time with friends and family, see lots of live theatre, and buy books and quality wardrobe pieces. Thank you, Ramit, for the priceless insights!

[michelle-rose]

1:52 "Money allows you to live a rich life today and a richer life tomorrow" that's it right there for me 💯 reasons I'm heavy on passive income. My investments grow me passive income so I can have the freedom to live for now and tomorrow. Self- improvement resonates 100% too

[michelledavies]

Basically use your opportunity well and place yourself in a position to find more opportunities, when you can save and reinvest your savings, you can’t entirely save yourself out of troubles. Find a profitable way to invest such as the stock market and if you are not sure about your choices find a well versed FA to work for you. Kudos.

[aas]

Man as a child of Indian immigrants like you, the “no appetizers” hit home. Mom and dad also didn’t let us order drinks (why spend $2 on a cup of soda when you can get a 2L bottle for $1 at the store), but they did teach me some good money practices. Now my kids can order what they want. Thanks mom and dad!

[dawnkoplitz]

Ramit, please have a human caption all your videos. Auto captions don’t punctuate or capitalize. It’s one continuous sentence 😢. People that have hearing loss, English isn’t their first language, or have auditory processing disorders rely on captions to understand. Many of those people are the ones that need the financial education the most. They can’t overhear what is said around them, so they can’t learn about it that way. They must be purposeful about learning. Please help them learn this information too. Thanks

[lydiapatelll]

“Nobody wants to sit around playing on excel” I feel seen and attacked at the same time 😂❤

[willian_rodrigues]

Para brasileiros e falantes em português:

1. Use seu dinheiro para viver sua vida
2. Gaste extravagantemente nas coisas que você ama... cortar custos impiedosamente nas coisas que você não faz

3. Há limites no que você pode cortar, mas sem limite no que você pode ganhar (aumentar sua renda para economizar e sair das dívidas)
4.Faça investimentos simples de longo prazo
5. Concentre-se nas grandes vitórias, não nos pequenos gastos

Automatize suas economias. (organize de forma que você não precise vigiar o tempo todo)

[DekeRadio]

I ordered the book a few months ago. I'm in my mid 50s, and almost returned it because I kept reading reviews that stated things like "meant for millennials" or "younger audience". I got the book, and even began the return process online. Then, I started reading it...

WOW. I devoured the book. I got out a highlighter and began marking for reference things I wanted to come back to later. I have already gifted this book to two people in my life who are beginning their journey as adults, and I plan to gift it to others, as well. It's such an easy and digestible read, and I wish I had something like this available to me 30+ years ago. Thank you for writing this, and for anyone reading this comment that is on the fence about buying the book : DO IT. Especially if you are younger and don't know where to start your financial journey. Don't just read the book, apply it. Knowledge without action is just trash. Time is your greatest asset, but it can also become your greatest enemy if you don't manage it well. I promise you that fifty-something you will thank younger you for doing so.

[kingdomross]

In order to become rich at a young age, you need to work hard, be smart, look in the right place, and knowing that certain places that your looking at, aka a business or stock, that will go up. Also, knowing what stock will go down, and you buy it for a discount and sell it when it gets up. It's a combination of those things, or it could just be work hard, be smart, and get a business or get into real estate. Also, the majority of us are not going to be rich like owning a big mansion with a lot of nice cars, but we can become financially free by getting out of consumers' debt, and buying things you can afford with your income. Saving for retirement.

[nicolevelez]

thank you for giving me a better perspective on money!

[onecompass]

Agreed....retired, sold house & held the 10 year mortgage note so I'm the bank now earning interest, paid cash & moved into a small 'tiny house' aka mobile home in a retirement community in Az....$3500/year lot rent includes all park maintenance, water, trash, pool/hot tub, mail services, & more. I go out to eat every day and no longer cook or waste money on groceries. So much freedom it's unimaginable. No taxes, no mortgage, no gutters, no problems. Shoulda done it YEARS ago.

[chrism]

"Disabling your oven light to save $.11 a year" I literally laughed out loud at that statement

[charletfoster]

Driving a 2005 car but living your Best life🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[anupamar]

I brought both the book and the journal. The journal is just beautiful (cover design), and I do the journal exercises most evenings. Now I get my ice coffee with no guilt while working towards bigger goals. Thank you Ramit Sethi.

[Rafaelldiassrf]

Estou assistindo a serie na Netflix é sensacional, eu me identifico muito com você, gosto desses assuntos.

[khensley]

Ive been conscious spending for years. I travel well and sometimes spend more on luxury clothing but not much on other areas. Allows me to save tons and reach financial goals. 💯 i agree with all points mentioned on video 💯

[jowurani]

Thank you very for all these tips, its very much practical and helpful.

[sasha-kaykenton]

I will not only buy your book but I will buy it for friends and family! My friend recently shared your video with me and told me that you are pretty preaching like I do! I just say I watched the video and felt like crying😭😂. For years I have been trying to explain what you are saying here to frens and colleagues and I felt misunderstood… I’m so happy to find someone that is saying exactly what I’ve been preaching !