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What are your thoughts on Ramit Sethi's philosophy and how it relates to YNAB principles?
I think his central idea of "spend money on the things that truly matter to you personally, Your Rich Life, and cut ruthlessly on the things that don't contribute to that life" is very compatible with the YNAB idea of Spendfullness. I think it's unfortunate that Sethi is anti budget. Extremely detailed and mindful budgeting seems essential to executing the spending/cutting ruthlessly process. How do we bring Ramit over to the YNAB cult?
u/weenie2323 — 4 days ago