Live Richer Now: 100 Simple Ways to Become Instantly Richer

by Jacob Sager Weinstein, Jacob Sager Weinstein

Whatever financial shape you're in, you can be wealthier than you are today--without making it your full-time job. Live Richer Now is a collection of 100 things you can do this very moment to lead a more financially free and secure life. It includes tips on spending wisely, investing carefully, breaking big goals into small ones, extinguishing burnout, networking and negotiating, and working less to do more. With a life-changing tip on every page, you can flip anywhere in this instant, browsable book to learn something new.

Plus, turn your favorite tips into lifelong habits with the daily and weekly habit trackers included.

Backed by the latest research and vetted by a certified financial adviser, Jacob Sager Weinstein provides a holistic program for creating a more financially secure life by focusing on six key
- Rich beginnings
- Richer You
- Richer Risks
- Richer Investments
- Richer Credit
- And Richer Spending

A Be Better Helping readers live happier, smarter, healthier, and richer lives right now.

144 pages, Paperback

Published January 2, 2024

About the author

Jacob Sager Weinstein's work has appeared in The New Yorker and The Onion, and he has written for HBO as well. He lives in London with his wife and children.

His latest book is WHAT ROSA BROUGHT.

Reviews

[Jezzeri · Rating 3 out of 5]

Break big goals into small ones to make the goals concrete that allows to make them more achievable. Know what you're working for by asking yourself, "What are my long-term goals in life?" Think about your core vales and make sure your goals align with your values. Define success to achieve success. Work less to do more. Level up your skills; the greatest investment is investing in yourself.

[Paul Curley · Rating 3 out of 5]

Achieved stated goal for a certain audience. Nice visuals.

[Anne · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a financial guide for those who want to save money, invest money, etc. Will it truly make you rich? Debatable. But advice seems like common sense and on the right track.