Ramit Sethi argues viewers should create a personal "rich life vision"—deciding what to spend extravagantly on and what not to care about—rather than endlessly comparing themselves to others. He emphasizes that once you craft a uniquely tailored life (your rich life), other people may find your choices confusing, and that's appropriate because it should fit you alone.
You're never going to stop comparing yourself to others. That's human nature. But it's much more effective to develop your own rich life vision. What's important to me, what's not, what am I going to spend extravagantly on? What do I not care about? And as you create your own rich life vision, almost like chipping away at rock to create this beautiful piece of art that's beneath it, you're going to discover that your choices will become confusing or even bewildering to other people. That is how it should be. Because when you really turn that dial on your rich life, when you really craft it to be uniquely yours, then other people don't get it. And that's okay. It should fit you like a glove. That's your rich life. And that is what I encourage everybody to do.
