I just finished reading “I Will Teach You to Be Rich” by Ramit Sethi and want to help you decide if it is the right book for you based on where you are in your financial journey. First, I am so glad I read this book. I learned a lot from it that I already
I have never enjoyed cooking. My 20’s consisted of mostly eating out with the occasional ramen, pasta, and mac n cheese mixed in. That lifestyle led to a life of debt and extra weight. Over time I learned more of my way around the kitchen but cooking never became a consistent thing for me. Besides
It can be really challenging to talk about money with a spouse or partner, let alone manage a budget together. In some ways, I got lucky with my partner because he is one of the most frugal people I know. At the same time, I have had many moments of frustration with him, since he
Growing up we were almost always poor. My mom was on disability and my dad struggled opening multiple failed businesses and when he wasn’t doing that he jumped from job to job. Even if we did have money my father’s narcissistic behavior meant he spent it on things that made him look good like a
