Want to radically upgrade your money mindset? Join me and personal finance expert Ramit Sethi as we discuss why wealthy isn’t a dirty word, the most powerful ways to build true wealth (including how to put your money growth on autopilot), and how to overcome the old-school conditioning most of us grew up with around spending and saving. I’ve been a fan of Ramit’s no-bs approach to personal finance for years, and I'm so pumped to share this incredible and inspiring conversation with you.

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JUST KEEP GOING.

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When we get past that, we can step into anything.

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