oldergod

What about people seriously living overseas that want to watch it ?
Got to wake up at 4 am ?

Writers Coin

Go Guatemala!

Mark

Agreed with Abhisek; you’re a sick, sick man (and it’s rather hilarious). Sounds great, I’m planning on being there.

Terri

Yo Ramit, I will be there. I also signed up for boot camp, was able to log in to the community, but no email confirmation – just checking…am I enlisted?

Brooke

Planning to tune in to the webcast tonight.
I don’t really know what would be most fulfilling to do in life and so I’m running my dead husband’s tax business which is not what I ever figured I’d be doing as someone who has a B.A. and an M.A. in Liberal Studies. In life, do you think it is important to do what you love and the money will follow, or just shut up, do whatever you are doing, and do your best to make lots of money somehow (or using Ramit’s tools & tips)?

Kelly

I am interested too but live overseas (12 hours different from Pacific time). That’s one of my concerns about the bootcamp. I know you’ll be recording that, but interactive webcasts are definitely preferable. Are we time compatible?

Angela

I will be there. My question: What is the best way for those of us without a regular j.o.b to save/ invest/ automate?

Thanks.

yujean

Is nobody asking questions??? wtf!

Here are some:

*****

Question 1: After your book blew up, you must have received both compliments and criticism. What piece of criticism did you appreciate the most?

Question 2: Will you write another book? Will it be “How to negotiate like an indian”? If not, are there some parts of IWTYTBR you wish you could emphasize more thoroughly?

Question 3: You studied technology & psychology (according to the wiki page). Did you take any business or finance classes? If so, what did you think about what they were teaching students?

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btw, if you had an indian accent or if you were white, i wouldn’t have signed up for your boot camp, lolololollll

Femtoman

Hey Ramit -

I currently fail at diversifying my investments, with my 401(k) allocated as: 90% S&P 500 index fund, 5% Russel 2000 index fund, and 5% broad international index fund. I’m 26, so I have a ways until retirement, but I’d like to correct this sooner than later. I’m planning on reallocating my current investments from these three to eleven low-cost index funds, both domestic and international, with a fairly even spread. Should I do the reallocation all at once, or should I dollar cost average into the new funds (for example, reallocating 1/12 of the investments every month for 12 months)?

Thanks a lot!

Lea

hmm i got an email saying this webcast would be done at 8:30pst. yet ur twitter/this page says 7:00pm pst. i hope i didn’t miss it but i have a feeling i did