Your Rich Life starts with Balance
I don’t believe you have to suffer for years, all the while waiting for your retirement to finally be happy. I believe in living your Rich Life now.
Maybe your Rich Life looks like:
- Building something meaningful at work, something you can be proud of.
- Working out of your home office that you’ve designed perfectly for the way you work, not some open-
floor-concept rat maze. - Taking a month off every year to work on a project that’s important to you.
- Leaving work – I mean, actually leaving work – and not stressing about it for the rest of the night.
- Ending your day at 2pm and going out to work on your car you’ve been restoring, knowing that
everything else was going to get done in its due time. - Spending every Friday exploring where you live, finding and sharing new hot spots with your friends.
Here’s the key:
Your Rich Life is yours.
That means you might love spending hours working on your garden, you might travel for two months every year (or never travel), or you might hire a piano teacher to help you learn faster.
In fact, the more you design your Rich Life, the more bewildering it will be to others. For example, one of my students used my book to retire in his 30s. He and his wife travel the country in an RV.
That’s not my Rich Life — but I love that it’s theirs!
Your Rich Life is yours — not mine, not your friends’, and not your parents. I don’t judge.
Over the next 2 weeks, I’m going to be sending you my best material on how you start designing your life around your Rich Life, not around your boss’s schedule
Resources I want to share with you
First: My book
I Will Teach You to Be Rich, Second Edition: No Guilt. No Excuses. No BS. Just a 6-Week Program That Works.
My New York Times bestselling book is built around a practical 6-week program designed to help you develop the skills and mindset necessary to manage your money effectively.
This is a great place to start.
