I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. No BS. ...(2nd Edition - Revised) Paperback – 14 May 2019

Read this book and achieve financial freedom

I was thinking about investing means picking stocks but now I have a clear idea about my finance...Such a great book. Easy to understand and follow along.

I consider myself a personal finance enthusiast, yet I often struggles with it. Most of what you need to do is obvious and intuitive, yet most of us struggle with it. I came across Sethi's book few years back when I was binge reading personal finance book and I dismissed it without second thoughts because the book title is very gimmicky.Fast forward 3-4 years, I began to see a pattern in my personal finance. I usually save 3-4 months diligently but I would ultimately feel really miserable inside. Then in the following month I would spend most of what I saved and I can't seem to escape this cycle.I was listening to a few podcasts and came across Sethi again. Most of his idea made perfect sense to me and exactly what I was going through. Yes, finance is all about numbers. But there is another crucial ingredient which is "Psychology". Know yourself and use basic psychology wherever it can help you reach your goal.My trouble was I didn’t define my “Rich Life” aligned with my values and spending is a skill (not saving) which I need to spend on things which gives me value and meaning to me.Although most of his advices are target to the American audience, as a non-American, I found a lot of interesting ideas to apply. Overall are a good read.Some of the broad ideas which helped me both from the book and his interviews.“Spend extravagantly on the things you love, and cut costs mercilessly on the things you don’t.”"Don't ask 30$ questions. Ask 30000$ questions""Design your rich life and your rich life will be different from others".Develop a conscious spending plan. Yes, budget don't work.

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This book is the one that I needed to get an year when I started earning from my first job. Anyways. This book is a master piece and will surely take someone's financial knowledge from zero to hundered.

Very practical advice on how to spend wisely, save smartly and live fully! Ramit talks a lot of common sense , and actions which anyone can easily take to live a rich and meaningful life.

I felt as if the book was a used copy instead of a fresh new one. The corners and edges were imperfect.Content too is so so...not something very engaging if you are a decent reader.

Good book to learn personal finance for your life. Make budget ,put money in each basket and live with rest .nice