Ramit Sethi explains how to build a rich life by identifying your "money dials" - the specific things worth spending on. Visiting one fancy restaurant a year, hiring a cleaner monthly, or paying for a trainer can transform your life for as little as $25, if it aligns with what actually matters to you.
$25.
Once a year.
Once a month.
Designing your rich life today. If your money dial is food, maybe that means trying one really nice restaurant this year. Not every weekend. Just once in a year, and you savor it. You look at the menu, read the reviews, find the pictures of what you want to order. You're relishing in the experience. What if your money dial is convenience? Maybe you hire a cleaner once a month. Suddenly your Saturdays are free to spend with your family. If health is your money dial, it might mean hiring a personal trainer for a few sessions or buying better quality groceries. Without feeling guilty, I want you to ask yourself, what is your luxury? Even if it costs $25.
