If I wanted to spend a LOT of money to live a Rich Life, here's what I would spend it on: - Walkable neighborhood - Health: Personal chef, trainer, therapist - Childcare: Nanny, night nurse, babysitter - Travel: 2x-a-year family trip - Exec assistant What would you add?

@ramit Driver. That's a whole class of laws you can then never break and you never ever have to worry about parking

This resonates deeply Ramit especially prioritizing health family time and leverage through help. I would add a personal development fund for things like mastermind groups retreats or coaching in non financial areas to keep growing without limits. And perhaps a home sanctuary setup like a meditation room or library for daily recharge.

@ramit I’d pay a guy to beat me if I tried writing engagement farming posts on Twitter

@ramit - Education for your kids that actually teaches real life skills

@ramit House manager

@ramit - An awesome home gym - Sauna - Big private plane (time machine) - Ski vacations with family

@ramit It upsets me that walkable neighborhoods are so expensive

@ramit House Cleaner every week. Professional Organizer every 6-12 months.

@ramit Swap, exec assit & childcare, and have a beach shack to surf.

@ramit Live close to people that you love or are a part of your church/religious community, live close to nature e.g. park, pond but that is also close to work

@ramit Someone to do the laundry

@ramit - freedom to work on whatever I want

@ramit Don’t even need to spend a lot of money for childcare x house manager with @rosiematch

@ramit Yours + continuing education.

@ramit Supervised PED use

@ramit go full bezos

@ramit If you replace ALL the childcare duties, the child is raised by strangers in the most critical developmental years of their life. Most of the relationship with your kid is build in the first 5 years of their life.

@ramit Maid/cleaning service. #1 thing I wish we could afford, it’s really hard to be motivated to clean after my wife and I work all day and then make dinner, etc.

@ramit I think 99% will keep chasing this till end of life, instead they can find TRUE luxury this way right away👇

@ramit Taking wife on nice dates fosho

@ramit - Outdoor space - In-home gym - Cleaning service - Lessons for a new hobby

@ramit Would never do a nanny… i would want to spend as much time with my kid as possible.

Solid list. That is real wealth, not flex wealth. Here’s what I would add to actually feel rich long-term: Time insulation Saying no without consequences. No rushed mornings. No calendar chaos. Healthcare on demand Concierge doctor + annual full-body checks. Health surprises are the most expensive ones. Education leverage for kids Tutors, mentors, exposure trips. Not fancy schools, but unfair advantages. Quiet + space Soundproof home, green views, sunlight. Mental peace compounds faster than money. Mobility freedom Driver when needed. Not luxury, just reclaimed cognitive bandwidth. Clean inputs Best water, air filters, food sourcing. Boring, invisible, priceless. Legal + financial firewall Great CA, lawyer, estate planning. Rich life stays rich because it is protected. A second base Another city or country you can escape to when life gets loud. Hard truth: A rich life is not about owning more. It is about removing friction from everything you do. What would you remove first if money stopped being the constraint?

1. Walkable neighborhood 2. Master bedroom on 1st floor 3. Home gym 4. Full time driver 5. Personal chef 6. Personal tailor 7. Clean sheets and pillow cases every other night 8. In home physical therapist 3x a week 9. Housekeeping daily 10. Dress my wife as I desire each day 😎

@ramit More time with my kids

@ramit Personal beauty therapist for facials, manicures, pedicures, massages & a state of the art home theater.

@ramit Things we did towards our rich life: - Paid a little more to buy a home that's walking distance for the kids schools from K-8 (life changer!) - 2x year family vacations - Turning the basement into a home gym and combo art studio/home DIY workshop space.