I Will Teach You To Be Rich

MY TIPS FOR FINDING A GOOD LANDLORD

1. Pay more. The higher-end housing units you have, the better selection of landlords (generally speaking).

2. You can't find landlords that won't raise the rent. They charge what the market will bear. Be realistic.

3. INTERVIEW THEM. Nobody does this. Tell them you're looking for a landlord who wants stable tenants for years. Ask them how long their last tenant was there for. If you don't get satisfactory answers, move on

This isn't easy. But it's real. Discover more in my Money Coaching program at iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Every year, my wife and I take an annual trip where we talk about our Rich Lives — what went well, what we'd change, where we want to travel next year, and who we want to spend more time with.

👉🏾 This is called the Annual Rich Life Review.

One year, we talked about going back to NYC. We missed it and we'd talked about going back for a few months. During our Annual Rich Life review, we finally said, "Should we just do it?"

And we decided to say YES. Part of the Annual Rich Life Review is picking out a few big, important things that you want to do next year. If things change, sure — adapt. But it feels amazing to know you're creating a meaningful year together.

For this season in our lives, this is our Rich Life: to be able to go back to NYC, see our friends & family, and even extend our trip. She runs her own business. So do I. We feel fortunate to be able to design a Rich Life that lets us travel and spend time with our loved ones.

Whether traveling or eating amazing food or spending time with loved ones is your Rich Life, I'd encourage you to plan an Annual Rich Life Review. Make it someplace inspirational. It could be a new country or even a new coffee shop near your house.

This is where you get to dream about the things that would make the next year an amazing one. Discuss what went well, what you'd change, and what would make the next year truly incredible.

Start designing your Rich Life today by joining my Money Coaching program → iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Most money tips sound clever, but keep you stuck. In this video, I share 7 counterintuitive money rules that actually build wealth, from spending more (on the right things) to running the real math on housing, ditching budgets for a Conscious Spending Plan, and using Big Wins to earn and invest more with less effort.

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One of the most powerful things you can do with your money—you can do it TODAY—is to set up money to be automatically saved from your paycheck. Almost nothing else will compare to the power of doing this and how easy it is.

You set it up once, and you will not miss the money.

You won’t believe how many people I talk to who were like, “There’s no way I can save 10% of my income, or 5%, or $300 a month. Must be nice!” All these things...

When they set up automatic payment, after two months, they literally do not even remember. And after a few months, they look in their savings account and go, “Oh my god, I have $1,000” or “$4,000 saved!”

And they suddenly realize how easy money saving actually can be.

So if you have not already set up automatic savings, it is literally one of the easiest, highest-ROI things you could possibly do. I recommend you do it today.

Most people think saving money requires constant discipline. In reality, the right system makes saving almost automatic. Once money is transferred from your paycheck before you ever see it, you stop relying on willpower and start building real momentum.

This is one of the core systems we help people set up inside the Money Coaching program. Learn more at iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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A lot of people ask, “Am I throwing money away on rent?”

What the hell does that even mean?! Did you ever say:
– “I’m throwing money away on this delicious dinner.”
– “I’m throwing money away on this amazing vacation in Mexico.”

You never said that.

You only used this phrase because some realtor shoved it down your throat. And you never stopped to think critically about why you would be throwing money away on a roof over your head.

For me, every time I have run this math, buying would have cost me WAY more than renting. Buying would have REDUCED my freedom financially and emotionally. And buying is just something I don’t want to do right now.

If you’re unsure whether buying a house will actually improve your life or trap you, join Money Coaching and learn how to evaluate big decisions like housing with a clear, numbers-based system in just 48 hours: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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This 65-year-old widow received a $4,000,000 insurance payout when her husband died. She invested it with Wells Fargo financial advisors — and then she read my book. Read what happened.

If this story makes you realize you don’t want to leave your own money — or your family’s — to chance, Money Coaching will help you build a system you actually understand and trust.

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Questions that few Americans can answer. Can you?

– How do you know if you can afford that house, car, or mattress?
– What's your household income? (50% don't know)
– How much will you have when you retire?
– What's your asset allocation?
– Why do you feel that way about $?

If you can’t answer these questions confidently, that’s not a personal failure — it’s a systems gap.

Money Coaching helps you build a clear, simple plan so you actually know where you stand and what to do next. Join today: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Skipping your 401(k) match? You’re basically saying, “No thank you. I don’t like free money. Instead, I’m gonna argue over the price of raisin bread instead of actually taking thousands of dollars of free money.”

What?!!

So to keep it simple, if you make $100K and your company matches up to 3%, contribute 3%. That’s $3,000 automatically doubled to $6,000.

Once this is handled, a lot of the small money stress just disappears. You’re not debating every decision because the big stuff is already locked in.

That’s the kind of setup we put together inside Money Coaching.
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Here are my top 3 money philosophies:

1. Don’t ask the $3 questions, ask the $30,000 questions
2. There’s a limit to how much you can cut, but there’s no limit to how much you can earn
3. Spend extravagantly on the things you love, and cut costs mercilessly on everything else

So much of personal finance advice takes your latent fears and heightens them. You listen to these fears and end up frightened and anxious, sitting around worrying about all the things that can go wrong with money.

Or you can go on offense. You can take control of your money. In order to actually do this, you have to start doing things differently:

GET SPECIFIC. What do you LOVE? TURN IT UP. What if you doubled your spending? Quadrupled? 10x'd your time and spending on what you loved? What does your life look and feel like then?

Start here, and you’ll have a vision of what’s possible. Do it the usual way, and you’ll be stuck worrying about $3 expenses for the rest of your life.

What if you could quadruple your spending on something you love — traveling, time with your family, dining out, skiing, whatever? What would that look and feel like?

Learn how to use and spend your money meaningfully with my Money Coaching system: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Don't make these credit card mistakes (that will hurt your credit score):

❌ CLOSING ACCOUNTS AT THE WRONG TIME

Think ahead before closing accounts. If you’re applying for a major loan—for a car, home, or education—don’t close any accounts within 6 months of filing the loan application. You want as much credit as possible when you apply.

However, if you know that an open account will entice you to spend and you want to close your credit card to prevent that, you should do it. You may take a slight hit on your credit score, but over time, it will recover—and that’s better than overspending.

❌ NOT MANAGING DEBT

Keep your credit utilization (the % of total available credit used) below 30%, especially if you want to maintain a good credit score. This means if you have $10,000 in available credit, your outstanding balances should not exceed $3,000.

And NO, you do not have to carry a balance on your card for you to have a good credit score. A strong score comes from consistent, on-time payments and low (or no) balances month to month.

❌ PLAYING THE 0% TRANSFER GAME

Some people play the 0% transfer game to profit off credit cards. They make balance transfers or take cash advances and stick it in a high-interest savings account, short-term CD, or even stocks—which allows them to profit off the interest. At the end, they plan to return the money and keep the interest.

These 0% credit card games are a huge waste of time! Sure, you can make a few bucks a year, or maybe even a few hundred—but the time, risk of mismanaging the process, and possibility of screwing up your credit score just aren’t worth it.

You’re much better off building a personal finance system that focuses on long-term growth, not on getting a few bucks here or there.

If you’re tired of hacks, loopholes, and guessing—and you want a real long-term plan instead of credit card “tricks”—that’s exactly what we build inside Money Coaching in just 48 hours. Join today: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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