I Will Teach You To Be Rich

Waiting to get everything perfect is how people stay stuck. Start messy, then improve.

This is how progress actually happens: you decide what matters, do that first, and clean it up later. Money works the same way, and that’s what we focus on inside Money Coaching. Join today: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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We all learned money rules from our parents. Some helped. Some didn’t. Which one did you have to unlearn?

Unlearning a rule is one thing. Replacing it with something that actually works in your adult life is the hard part. That’s the work we do inside Money Coaching: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Many couples don’t struggle with money because of the numbers. They struggle because they don’t talk about money openly. One person hides purchases. The other nitpicks small expenses. Old money habits from childhood collide, and instead of curiosity, the default becomes blame.

This is how resentment builds and connection erodes.

The shift isn’t about spreadsheets — it’s about changing the conversation. I teach couples to move from judgment to curiosity. To understand each other’s money psychology. To get clear on what a Rich Life actually looks like for both of them.

Then we build systems — like guilt-free spending — that give each person autonomy while still protecting shared goals.

If you want a structure that gives both partners freedom and protects shared goals, that’s exactly what we build inside Money Coaching for couples. Join today: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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– “Move to a low-tax state to save money!”
– “Follow your passion and you’ll never work a day in your life!”
– “You can’t get rich from a 9-to-5 job!”
This common “words of wisdom” is B.S. Check out this video where I expose personal finance advice you can ignore and which advice actually works.

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I messed up my money conversations with my wife. You’d think it should be easy to talk about since I’m the “I Will Teach You To Be Rich” guy, right? Wrong! Here's the story...

When I first brought up the idea of a prenup with my wife, I was incredibly nervous. I’d practiced what I was going to say. She took it as well as I would have expected… But then lawyers got involved, and I felt resentful and she didn’t feel listened to.

It got HARD and she finally suggested we see a therapist because our conversations were NOT going well.

I remember thinking, “How are other couples doing this?” I wanted to hear how other couples talked about money, how they fought about money, and how they made decisions. We tried looking but had no luck in finding this information…Which is why I wrote my book, “Money For Couples.”

The takeaway? Money is hard to talk about — even for experts like me. But it's a skill you can learn, just like anything else.

Learn how to have better money conversations (and become more confident with money) inside Money Coaching: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Your Rich Life should be intentional, not accidental.
Inside Money Coaching, you’ll design a system that supports your priorities — not someone else’s: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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The advice: Buy your time back
Reality: Americans love the idea of buying their time back more than actually doing it

Buying time back raises uncomfortable questions like:
– “Can’t I do that myself?”
– “Hiring a ________ is for rich people.”
– “Do I really need that?”

Buying your time back isn’t about being “rich enough.” It’s about having a system that lets you decide what’s worth outsourcing, without guilt. That’s exactly what we build inside Money Coaching — a system that lets you spend guilt-free while also hitting all your goals. Join today: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Don’t be fooled by thinking you have plenty of time to invest. If you do, you’re missing out on the BIGGEST advantage to getting rich of them all — TIME.

Even though lots of people have naive and often delusional ideas about money, you don’t need to be one of them. I’m going to help you confront reality, take control, and realize that, yes, you CAN invest.

Maybe it’s $50/month, maybe it’s $5,000/month. I’ve been at both levels — the important thing is that you get started.

10 months from now — maybe even 3 months from now — you’ll see an investment account full of money that is automatically added each month.

You’ll be earning while you sleep. And instead of waiting for a miracle lottery win, you’ll consciously use your investment account to get RICH.

I show you step-by-step how to set up an investment account and get started investing in my Money Coaching program.

Join today: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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Growing up in a traditional Indian household with high expectations, I've had a lot of time to think about achievement and pressure.

Personally, I love the pressure. I thrive under it. Now that I'm an adult, I look back and I'm thankful my parents pushed me to achieve in school. They had explicit expectations:
- "Of course you're going to college"
- "Of course you're going to get straight As"
- "You're expected to play sports"

It was never a question if we were going to college. We knew we would.

They didn't force us to stay involved in activities we didn't love, but they insisted we try it at least once. Some of the activities I did, thanks to their urging:
- Tee-ball
- Boy scouts
- Playing piano for seniors in elderly care homes
- Bhangra
- Scholastic reading club
- Soccer
- Track
- Tennis
- Spelling bee
- FBLA
- Mock Trial
- Volunteering at Loaves & Fishes

The expectations are just part of it. They spent time, like my mom spending hours quizzing me on spelling bee words and my dad spending hours helping me understand calculus. They took us on college tours when were in middle school. They took us to India many times as kids.

When I only got an A-, they asked why I didn't get an A (frustrating at the time, but it taught me what excellence requires). Later, when I reached my capabilities with calculus, I was shocked to discover that my parents said, "Well, you did the best you could" and they eased off. That was especially amazing because I truly had done the best I could...and I just wasn't very good.

They also had non-academic expectations for us. We went to Gurdwara (Sikh Temple) every Sunday. My dad was principal of our Sunday school. We volunteered, we played sports. My mom found ways for us to do all of this on limited income

Looking back, we thrived. I learned what it takes to work hard, especially as I got into junior high and high school with a competitive group of friends who pushed me to be better.

But as I later learned, not every kid thrives under this kind of pressure. I know some Asian/Indian friends who resent their parents. Some who are unable to rid themselves of purely transactional achievement. There is a real cost of this style: You focus on achievement but you're rarely taught what else matters besides grades, college, and grad school.

Some do well, some don't. I haven't been able to find a reason why some kids thrive and others don't under similar parenting styles.

In my case, I was lucky to be curious about all of the other ways to live a Rich Life beyond academic achievement. But I'm glad I had that academic foundation and I admire ALL the parents who push their kids to achieve more.

If you care deeply about raising kids who work hard and know how to build a meaningful life beyond grades and credentials, Money Coaching helps parents model a healthier, more expansive relationship with money and success. Join today: iwt.com/moneycoaching-ct

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🚨 NEW VIDEO 🚨 Paying off your mortgage early feels responsible..but what’s the hidden cost? In this video, we unpack the real numbers behind extra principal payments, the trade-offs most people miss, and a simple framework to decide what to do with your next dollar. If you own a home (or plan to), watch this before you make your next move.

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