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Ramit Sethi@ramit

These are my Money Rules. If you had to create 3 Money Rules for yourself, what would they be? I love hearing your Money Rules! By the way, I notice a funny thing: when people create their first rules, they’re almost always restrictive: Don’t spend on ____ Never buy ____ Go for the generic ____ I’ll ask, “Does that rule excite you?” They laugh. “Not really” PICK EXCITING RULES! Use my free Design Your Rich Life mini course so you can say YES to more. Comment “DESIGN” and I’ll send you a DM with the link.

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These are my Money Rules.

The first slide lists ten personal money rules focused on saving, investing, spending well, and designing a fulfilling life. The second slide shows Ramit Sethi with his book, adding credibility and a clear connection to his financial education brand.

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The first slide lists ten personal money rules focused on saving, investing, spending well, and designing a fulfilling life. The second slide shows Ramit Sethi with his book, adding credibility and a clear connection to his financial education brand.

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Personal Rules ListExpert AdvicePersonal Brand Showcase
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Personal Finance RulesConscious SpendingFinancial IndependenceRich Life Design
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Personal FinanceSelf-Improvement

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RAMIT’S MONEY RULES 1. Always have 1 year of emergency fund, cash. 2. Save 10% and invest 20% of gross annual income. 3. Be able to pay in full for large expenses (wedding, dream honeymoon, house) before spending. 4. Never question spending money on books, appetizers, health, or donating to a friend’s charity fundraiser. 5. Business class on flights over 4 hours. 6. Buy the best and keep it as long as possible. 7. No limit on spending for health (personal trainer) or education (courses, events, etc.). 8. Earn enough to only work with people I respect and like. 9. Prioritize time outside the spreadsheet. 10. Marry the right person. I Will Teach You To Be Rich

The hook combines a recognizable expert name with a highly scannable list of ten money rules. The rules are not only restrictive budgeting tips; they promise a more enjoyable life, which encourages viewers to compare them with their own values and keep swiping.

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Personal Framework
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RAMIT’S MONEY RULES 1. Always have 1 year of emergency fund, cash. 2. Save 10% and invest 20% of gross annual income. 3. Be able to pay in full for large expenses (wedding, dream honeymoon, house) before spending. 4. Never question spending money on books, appetizers, health, or donating to a friend’s charity fundraiser. 5. Business class on flights over 4 hours. 6. Buy the best and keep it as long as possible. 7. No limit on spending for health (personal trainer) or education (courses, events, etc.). 8. Earn enough to only work with people I respect and like. 9. Prioritize time outside the spreadsheet. 10. Marry the right person. I Will Teach You To Be Rich

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Authority Proof
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I WILL TEACH YOU TO BE RICH RAMIT SETHI A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER SECOND EDITION No Guilt. No Excuses. No BS. Just a 6-Week Program That Works
  1. 01
    The Personal Rule Hook

    Open with a recognizable [creator] and a clear set of personal rules. Use a long, scannable list with a few surprising or counterintuitive points to create curiosity and make viewers keep reading.

  2. 02
    The Authority Reveal

    Connect the rule set to a real [creator] and a recognizable [product or proof point]. End with a simple promise of transformation so the advice feels credible, personal, and actionable.

Slide 1

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RAMIT’S MONEY RULES 1. Always have 1 year of emergency fund, cash. 2. Save 10% and invest 20% of gross annual income. 3. Be able to pay in full for large expenses (wedding, dream honeymoon, house) before spending. 4. Never question spending money on books, appetizers, health, or donating to a friend’s charity fundraiser. 5. Business class on flights over 4 hours. 6. Buy the best and keep it as long as possible. 7. No limit on spending for health (personal trainer) or education (courses, events, etc.). 8. Earn enough to only work with people I respect and like. 9. Prioritize time outside the spreadsheet. 10. Marry the right person. I Will Teach You To Be Rich

Slide 2

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I WILL TEACH YOU TO BE RICH RAMIT SETHI A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER SECOND EDITION No Guilt. No Excuses. No BS. Just a 6-Week Program That Works