Ramit Sethi shows how to give video feedback on his book in 30 to 60 seconds. Introduce yourself, say what you learned, and put a number on it. One example: a reader saved $200 in late fees by following advice on pages 132-133.
Hey, guys. Ramit Sethi here from I Will Teach Be Rich. Well, I want to give you an example of what video feedback might look like and how to give really good feedback on video. So the keys are, number one, tell us a little bit about yourself. Number two, tell us what you learned from the book. And then number three, quantify it. Tell us exactly how much time you saved or how much money you saved, because that makes a really powerful piece of feedback. And the feedback should be about 30 to 60 seconds. Really no longer than that. So let me give you an example. I'm going to just pretend that I'm a reader and we'll see how it goes. Hey, everybody. My name is Ramit Sethi. I live in San Francisco, California, and I've been reading this book, I Will Teach youh to Be Rich by Ramit Sethi. Well, one of the things that I'm always skeptical of is another personal finance book because they all tend to be the same and they don't really do anything for me. This book actually has changed a lot of things in the way I handle money. One of the problems I have is that I can't seem to automate it. I just have to write checks all the time and I get caught up and I miss my bills. So one of the things I learned on page, page 132 was how to automate the accounts. And it's funny because everyone always tells you, oh, you should link accounts. But what I learned in this book was actually exactly what to link to what, how to set up automatic transfers and then what day each transfer should go through. So I think already the book has probably saved me about $200 in late fees, more than paying for the price of the book. So I just wanted to recommend the book, especially the stuff on page 132 and 133. Thanks a lot.
