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I Will Teach You to Be Rich, Inc.

I Will Teach You to Be Rich, Inc.

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Sep 14, 2026

Arielle LorreHOST
10:57
... as well.
Arielle LorreHOST
10:57
Are you familiar with Ramit Sethi?
Jackie CombsGUEST
11:00
Yes, yes.
Arielle LorreHOST
11:00
Do you know him?
Leo MannGUEST
3:41
There's a checklist in the appendix where you actually sign.
Leo MannGUEST
3:44
You know, like you said, it went to number one on Amazon, a top 10 in personal finance, number four behind Ramit Sethi, Morgan Housel and Dave Ramsey.
Leo MannGUEST
3:53
You know, I don't take that as a compliment, Frank.
Leo MannGUEST
3:55
I think I'm the greatest writer.
Leo MannGUEST
3:41
There's a checklist in the appendix where you actually sign.
Leo MannGUEST
3:44
You know, like you said, it went to number one on Amazon, a top 10 in personal finance, number four behind Ramit Sethi, Morgan Housel and Dave Ramsey.
Leo MannGUEST
3:53
You know, I don't take that as a compliment, Frank.
Leo MannGUEST
3:55
I think I'm the greatest writer.
Keith PerhacGUEST
3:19
In any case, that company got acquired.
Keith PerhacGUEST
3:22
I decided to not go on, and I just kind of fell into working with someone very famous now, Ramit Sethi, who was my first client when I left the company.
Keith PerhacGUEST
3:36
he working with him was kind of a whirlwind.
Keith PerhacGUEST
3:39
It's just so fricking smart.
Bo HansonHOST
43:14
For me, I, I would rather not do those kinds of things.
Bo HansonHOST
43:17
So you have to ask yourself what are the things that you value, what are the things that it makes sense for you to spend money on, and as Ramit would say, spend lavishly on those things, but don't waste your money on the things that don't matter.
Bo HansonHOST
43:29
Don't think just 'cause someone else does something it means that you need to do that something.
Bo HansonHOST
43:33
Just 'cause some other family goes to Disney, if Disney's not your thing, don't feel like you have to go to Disney.
DanHOST
0:48
How to Become an Entrepreneur in 6 Steps by Lorraine Robert with IWillTeachYouToBeRich.com Becoming an entrepreneur is not as complicated as others want you to believe.
DanHOST
0:59
Take Ramit, for example.
DanHOST
1:01
He was curious about the stock market and how money worked, so he learned everything about it.
DanHOST
1:06
Then he started a blog, teaching others from his Stanford dorm room.
DanHOST
4:09
Location, tax ID number, business email, business bank account, accounting book setup, and payment processing.
DanHOST
4:16
The vast majority of people don't need to worry about financing or investors at this stage unless their business idea requires funding or loans.
DanHOST
4:24
But most people can begin a business without debt financing, like Ramit, who simply started his business by opening a blog that posts valuable content.
DanHOST
4:33
Step five, test your idea.
JoshuaHOST
39:47
But if proportionally, if you've got so much wealth that that's like a crumb of a biscuit, then why not?
Dafydd MorseGUEST
39:53
That's the interesting question that, um, I think Ramit Sethi asked about-
JoshuaHOST
39:57
Mm
Dafydd MorseGUEST
39:57
... those people flying business class.
Rachel StricklandHOST
5:53
A year would be better.
Rachel StricklandHOST
5:55
Uh, it used to be six months, uh, and then following the advice of, uh, Ramit Sethi, who I followed and has always done me right for 20 years- He's like, "I'm gonna call it 12 months now." And that was, uh, that was after the pandemic that he changed his recommendation from six months of living expenses to 12 months.
Rachel StricklandHOST
6:12
I will go ahead and tell you I do not have that.
Rachel StricklandHOST
6:15
I do not have a year of living expenses sitting in a high-yield savings account.
NoraHOST
26:32
I've talked about this several times.
NoraHOST
26:33
Ramit Sethi, binging some of these stories, listening to other people's problems makes me feel a little good.
NoraHOST
26:39
I'm pinching it and it's like, I get past one and I'm like, you know, there's only so much money drama that you can listen to from other people that I'm like, I need to like move myself forward.
NoraHOST
26:49
I need a little bit of a combat, right? What am I going to listen to next? And it's, I have this private podcast I bought or this summit that like aired months ago that I see.
Charl MinnaarHOST
20:56
Yeah.
Charl MinnaarHOST
20:57
The quote that always brings me back to this is one of the first personal finance books I ever read by Ramit Sethi.
Charl MinnaarHOST
21:04
where spend extravagantly on the things you care about as long as you cut mercilessly on those you don't i don't care about clothes my wife laughs at me all the time i go to fancy dinners with her with holes in my shirt she's like dude you can afford a nice t-shirt i'm like yeah but i would much rather pay for us next week to go on an overlanding camping trip through the country and I will then drop $100 like it means nothing because it gives me so much joy to just be out in nature.
Charl MinnaarHOST
21:35
Yes, I need to fill up the gas tank, etc.

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