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By reading this Ultimate Guide you’re already taking the first steps on your journey to a Rich Life. This is only an introduction to the ideas and material you’ll find inside IWT.I started this site in 2004 while I was studying technology and psychology at Stanford. I’ve spent the time since testing and honing my Rich Life systems on thousands of successful students.At IWT you’ll learn –Buy all the lattes

By reading this Ultimate Guide you’re already taking the first steps on your journey to a Rich Life. This is only an introduction to the ideas and material you’ll find inside IWT. I started this site in 2004 while I was studying technology and psychology at Stanford. I’ve spent the time since testing and honing my Rich Life systems on thousands of successful students.At IWT you’ll learn – Buy all the

In my journey toward financial freedom, I’ve navigated countless finance podcasts. And today, I’m excited to share 5 gems that have significantly influenced my perspective. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just dipping your toes into the world of personal finance, these podcasts offer a wealth of practical knowledge. And to make it easy for you, I’ll even suggest the perfect starting point — an episode that encapsulates the essence of

These days, opportunities to supplement your income come plenty. Unfortunately, this also means the sheer number of options will overwhelm or confuse you about where to even begin. Drawing from my experience teaching 60,000 students in my courses and engaging with over 800,000 readers, I’ve  created this list of 20+ tried-and-true ways to make money on the side (and ones to avoid if you want steady, easy cash). Whether you’ve been wanting

Buying a house may or may not be for you, depending on how you define your Rich Life. While I’m a huge advocate for the flexibility and financial freedom that renting provides, I also understand that for many, owning a home remains a lifelong goal.So, in this post, we’re going to delve into how to save money for a house, step by step. Whether you’re committed to the idea of

Many people have gotten into really bad credit card debt and still managed to get themselves out of it (because they played their cards right). You’ve probably heard me tackle this on my podcast with episodes like “We have $4,600 in credit card debt but we spend $600/month on GrubHub”, “He won’t marry me until I pay off my $15,000 credit card debt”, and “We’re in $400,000 of debt, but