Ramit’s Inbox: An email from a very confused guy who can’t find a job
A reader, Ryan, writes about being laid off and not being able to find a job in 6 months. Here’s a transcript of our email exchange, where I ask him some pointed questions.
$1,626,770.00
...has been saved by our readers. How much have you saved?
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A reader, Ryan, writes about being laid off and not being able to find a job in 6 months. Here’s a transcript of our email exchange, where I ask him some pointed questions.
Below is a video clip of a webcast I did with Tim Ferriss, who wrote The Four Hour Workweek (read my book review).
The question was, “How many false starts have you had?” but in my response, I mention something I’ve been meaning to write about: The Tripod of Stability.
This basically means that I try to [...]
Todd exemplifies everything about I Will Teach You To Be Rich — focusing on the big wins, negotiating a raise from his ordinary salary (see chapter 9 of my book), and always looking for a creative solution to earning more while others complain.
Check out how he earned more than $13,000 in 5 months (and [...]
Ways you could use this tip: Getting blogs to link to you. Getting journalists to write about you. Getting a raise at work.
Yesterday, I featured a guest post from Carl Richards of BehaviorGap.
It was also cross-posted on Get Rich Slowly (with different content). It was then picked up on Lifehacker. Overnight, Carl was invited [...]
Note: In many cultures, you would be considered a huge jackass for asking these questions out loud.
1. How much money do you spend each month?
2. Where does it go?
3. Where do you want it to go?
4. Are you rich?
5. What does rich mean to you?
6. Hey, how’d you pay for that iPhone?
7. How much do [...]
If you’re coming here from today’s AP story, or you’ve been reading a long time, here are some of my favorite recent posts that you may have missed:
How I’m saving $25,000 in 2009. What to do when you make major purchases, keeping account information in one place, negotiating down service providers (cable, cellphone) once per [...]