First, a quick reminder that the doors to Earnable Live are now open.
To view this email as a web page, [click here]() {NAME}, First, a quick reminder that [the doors to Earnable Live]() are now open. If you want to learn how to build a business that pays you to live the life you've always wanted â and you want my personal help doing it â [start here](). Tomorrow is the last day. Also, if youâre wondering what the catch is, letâs just cut the crap right now. I hate when some random internet guy tells you: "Itâs so simple to be a millionaire! Just follow my system...â ...and then, buried halfway down the page, they casually mention that their parents gave them a âsmall loanâ of $989,000. Thanks for that. I didnât grow up with rich parents. My mom and dad immigrated from India. My dad was an engineer and my mom stayed home raising 4 kids. No nanny, no private schools. [Young Ramit] My mom made dinner at home every night. We ate out about once a month, usually at a pizza place where we had a coupon. Our family vacation involved driving to Southern California and staying with family. My mom packed lunches for the trip to save money. And honestly â I was lucky! I was lucky enough to be born in America with two parents who taught me the value of education and working hard. In my 20s, I asked my parents how they raised 4 kids on one income. My mom told me that once, when we were enrolling in a kidsâ soccer league, the fees were too high. She called them and asked if there was any way they could waive the fees. They told her if she came and chalked the fields before a game, they would waive it. So thatâs what my mom did. Imagine learning that your mom was chalking a soccer field so you could play soccer as a kid. My parents taught me the value of hard work. They taught me that thereâs always a way. When it was time to apply to college, they told me I needed to get scholarships to pay for it. I decided I was going all-in: I built a system to apply to 65 scholarships. The scholarships I got ended up paying my way through undergrad and grad school at Stanford. It was around this time that the first idea behind I Will Teach You To Be Rich hit me⦠Freedom vs. the default American lifestyle In college, I started to realize that even if you get a degree, itâs easy to fall into the trap of the default American lifestyle: - Get a job and work 9-5 for 45 years, hating your alarm clock every morning - Buy a bunch of useless trinkets for your living room to keep up with the Joneses - Wake up when your boss tells you to, do the work your boss tells you to, and take a limited vacation when your boss lets you NO! I refused to get on that hamster wheel. I didn't want a lifetime of struggle â of feeling guilty about a $10 appetizer â with nothing to show for it. No. I wanted more. And I was willing to work to get it. If Iâd followed my default life path, Iâd be an engineer at a tech company, wearing an oversized t-shirt with a huge Cisco logo. Honestly, itâs not a bad life â but itâs not for me. No thanks. I wanted to craft a life that let me work on my own terms. I didn't know how to do it. I just knew I wanted to figure it out, somehow. With a bit of luck and hard work â [and some very specific decisions that I want to show you]() â I was able to craft a totally different life. My Rich Life. I went from a college student with no experience to founder and CEO of a successful, automated, multimillion-dollar business that's helped millions of people. Hell, my business practically ran itself while I filmed my Netflix show â[How to Get Rich]().â I hardly had to check in at all during the months I was shooting. I built a business that lets me go to the gym in the middle of the day. Or take every Wednesday off just to read. [Ramit] A business that lets me share my passions and experiences with the world â and still be myself. A business that lets me create the lifestyle I want â and actually generates revenue while I'm traveling (and even sleeping). [Ramit] A business that gives me enough money that I never have to worry about buying appetizers or a nice outfit or going all-in on a fancy wedding and 6-week honeymoon. It gives me the freedom to say "YES!" to the things I love (and a guilt-free "no" to the things I don't). [Cass and Ramit] That's my story. And now, if you join Earnable Live, I'm going to help you start your own successful business, too â to find an idea, find happy paying customers, all of it. I'll show you how to get started, how to build your business up, and even how to make your income streams passive (if that's what you want). Not in a scammy, âmake a bazillion dollars in your slippers!!â way, but in a realistic way that's step by step, fun, and fits into your life. Just like I've done for thousands of students already. Now they're living their Rich Lives: [Talia testimonial] â [Shirag testimonial] This is all just a small piece of the whole Earnable Live story. [You can read the whole thing here](). If you're interested in living life on your own terms, I recommend you take 10 minutes to click through and read the full story. [Learn more about Earnable Live]() [Signature] P.S. I learned all of this the hard way â over years of painful (and expensive) trial and error. But you don't have to. You can learn from my mistakes, copy my successes, and shortcut your Rich Life. It's all in [Earnable](). Once you do, you'll get instant access to the full Earnable system â proven over 10+ years, 50+ industries, and 42,000+ paying customers. You'll also be invited to my upcoming business coaching workshops and the Earnable Live community. You don't have to do it alone. [But you do have to take the first step](). Check it out. Doors close tomorrow. Featured Products
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