Discover the Rich Life
Say Yes to Spending
Yes to traveling to places with your loved ones
Yes to traveling to places with your loved ones
Yes to being generous to those around you
Living a Small Life is a Tragedy
Living your Rich Life isn’t about frugality — there are plenty of sites that will lecture you about disabling your oven light to save $0.11 per year. I wholeheartedly disagree.
20 years, 1 New York Times best seller, 50 million+ readers, and 50,000 clients later, I can teach you exactly how to design your Rich Life — whether that’s putting your investments on autopilot, launching a profitable business, or finding a dream job and landing a $25,000 raise.
It All Started in a Dorm
I started this journey in 2004 while studying technology and psychology at Stanford. Coming from a middle-class family, the only way I could afford college was to pay my own way. I built a system to apply to more than 60 scholarships — and it worked. I eventually earned enough to cover my undergrad and grad school. When I got my first scholarship check, though, I invested it in the stock market. I immediately lost half my money.