Congratulations, J.D.
Congratulations to my friend J.D., who writes one of the best personal-finance blogs online: Get Rich Slowly. He’s decided to quit his job and go fulltime on blogging, and I couldn’t be happier for him.
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1November 14, 2007
Will the site name change to getrichreallyreallyslowly-if-ever.com?
Because it should.
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2November 14, 2007
(in response to Just Wondering):
Not sure why you imply that J.D. is shooting himself in the foot by making his decision. On his blog, he mentions that the blog is currently bringing in $5000 per month. It’s not difficult to get rich slowly on a gross income of $60K/year, so long as he decides to live below his means. He’s even discussed his plan for doing so.
Kudos to J.D. and best of luck with the decision.
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3November 14, 2007
I think that if I ever get fired, I’m going to say that I just quit in order to focus on my blogging. Forget that I update bi-monthly and won’t make a penny.
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4November 15, 2007
@ Just Wondering:
It sounds like he makes a pretty healthy income from his blog, and if you bothered to read the post, you’d see he has a sound plan for making the transition. -
5November 15, 2007
@Just Wondering – Yeah, maybe you don’t read his site regularly, but it already makes 5K per month off his blog, which he will probably grow now that he’s given up his other job and can focus on blogging, maybe writing a book, etc. Plus his wife works, and they are not planning to have kids, so they have an excellent chance of becoming “rich” by most people’s standards.
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6November 16, 2007
I’ve read J.D.’s site for a little over a year now. Honestly I’ve really really enjoyed it, and I do consider it my #1 favorite personal finance blog (no exaggeration).
It really helps that it’s updated everyday, and that he actually writes his articles. He doesn’t just copy and paste verbiage from links to articles on other sites.
It’s a grade A quality blog, that I would recommend to anyone. Check it out. http://www.getrichslowly.org
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7November 20, 2007
I think that JD is being reason with his transition. He has income from his blog, he’s switching over the course of a year, and he has some money as a cushion. I think that he follows Ramit’s idea of excuting a dream.
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8December 1, 2007
seems like the link to “get rich slowly” isn’t working today. is this temporary?
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About Ramit Sethi
I'm the New York Times best-selling author of I Will Teach You To Be Rich. I co-founded PBwiki and graduated from Stanford.
