Jhanavi Prabhakar

Forget tracking every penny. Ramit Sethi's I Will Teach You to Be Rich offers something better — a system that runs in the background of your life, so you can focus on living it. The core idea? You don't need more discipline. You need better systems. Automate your money, spend extravagantly on what you love, cut ruthlessly on what you don't — and let compounding do the rest.

Fragmented accounts, unclear projections, and constant comparison — modern financial life is overwhelming by design. But the antidote isn't hustle or complex strategy. It's clarity. When you can see your full financial picture, the anxiety quiets and the right decisions become obvious.

As Chief Investment Officer at Plancorp, Lazaroff has spent decades watching people succeed and fail financially. His conclusion? The difference rarely comes down to investment selection. It comes down to behaviour. Lazaroff's philosophy is clear: sustainable wealth comes from mastering core principles, not chasing sophisticated strategies. The challenge? Most of us struggle with the behavioral side. Staying consistent through volatility, aligning spending with values, building systems that work