How To Think About Money Like Ramit Sethi
“Getting started is more important than becoming an expert.”
Ramit Sethi is an American personal finance advisor and entrepreneur. He graduated from Stanford and released more than 20 online courses. In 2019, a decade after he published his finance book that was read by millions, he released an updated version of I Will Teach You To Be Rich.
I was skeptical about reading a book with a clickbait headline. The book’s been sitting on my want-to-read shelf for months, and it wasn’t until some November winter blues weekend morning that I flipped through the pages.
Best decision ever.
Okay, maybe not ever — proposing to my boyfriend or starting a podcast was an even better choice — but reading Ramit’s book came close.
I ended reading the book within the same weekend. In the week that followed, I restructured my portfolio and automated more investments. I’m confident this book is among the best investments I made this year.
Use Automation to Master the Basics
Everything Ramit describes is built around convenience. He’s different from Warren Buffet and doesn’t recommend reading 500 pages of balance sheets before buying stocks. Investing isn’t the same as picking…
