Ramit Sethi describes his version of a rich life: traveling for months each year, knowing exactly where every item in his home is, keeping a predictable weekly routine, and having digital systems that work seamlessly. His point: your rich life should be weird and specific to you, not what anyone else thinks it should be.
I like to travel for several months a year. I like to know even if the lights are completely off, I want to be able to know where every single thing is in my house without looking. I just like it. I like knowing when I open up my calendar, my Mondays are always the same, my Wednesdays are always the same. And even when I double-click on a calendar entry, I know exactly that the link is going to be right here. And when I click it, it's going to take me to the appropriate part of the document where I can start working. That's what a rich life is. It is that specific and personal to me. You don't want that life. That life sounds like a freak show to you. That's good. My rich life is mine. Your rich life is yours.
