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    20. “My wife is going to divorce me unless I can stop being so cheap”

    enNovember 30, 2021

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    • Money can't eliminate financial stress and disagreements in relationshipsDespite wealth and income, open communication and understanding are essential to managing financial relationships and preventing money-related stress and disagreements.

      Money doesn't guarantee a lack of financial stress or disagreements in relationships. Ramit Sethi shared his experience of conducting events and introducing a journal to help individuals envision their ideal life beyond just saving money. He also discussed a couple, Michelle and Charles, who despite having a high net worth and income, faced issues due to Charles' frugality and micromanagement of their finances, leading to tension and potential divorce. The conversation serves as a reminder that money-related stress and disagreements can still exist even for those with significant wealth, and open communication and understanding are crucial in managing financial relationships.

    • Understanding financial values in relationshipsEffective communication and respect for each other's financial values are crucial in maintaining a healthy relationship.

      Being frugal or cheap with money can bring joy and satisfaction, but it can also create tension in relationships. The speaker shares his personal experiences of being cheap, from buying a used Tesla to shopping at the dollar store for light bulbs and blueberries. He finds great value in getting good deals and hates wasting money. However, his wife doesn't share the same excitement and values different things. The speaker expresses his desire to learn how to communicate openly and transparently about money with his wife and to live a rich life beyond just financial wealth. He wonders if his cheapness is reinforced by the people around him and if his wife is on the same page. This conversation highlights the importance of understanding and respecting each other's financial values and perspectives in a relationship.

    • Money conversations in relationships: Complex and deeply rootedEffective communication, understanding, and agreement on spending plans can help alleviate tension and foster a healthier financial relationship.

      Money conversations in relationships can be complex and deeply rooted in personal experiences and beliefs. Michelle's story highlights how a sense of scarcity and lack of agreement on spending can lead to friction and feelings of being in a constant deficit. Even when financial resources are available, emotional and mental mindsets can continue to perpetuate feelings of scarcity. Charles' insistence on having a spending plan and Michelle's intentionality around money stem from their individual experiences and beliefs, which have shaped their dynamic. It's important to remember that adding more money doesn't necessarily change these feelings or beliefs. Effective communication, understanding, and agreement on spending plans can help alleviate tension and foster a healthier financial relationship.

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    • Beliefs about money impact relationshipsPeople's money beliefs can create tension in relationships, causing stress, unhappiness, and potential divorce. Finding a balance between financial responsibility and relationship health is crucial.

      People's beliefs and values, especially when it comes to money, can have a profound impact on their relationships. In the discussed conversation, a husband's penny-pinching ways have created a significant wedge between him and his wife, leading to stress, unhappiness, and potential divorce. His focus on saving and investing, which served him well in his career, has become an obstacle in his marriage. The cost of his beliefs is not just financial, but also emotional and relational. It's essential to recognize that our actions and values affect those around us, and finding a balance between financial responsibility and relationship health is crucial. It's challenging for highly successful individuals to let go of the habits that brought them success and adopt new perspectives, but doing so can lead to a more fulfilling and harmonious life.

    • Living Your Best Life with WealthUtilize time-saving tools, focus on experiences, and balance saving, accumulating, and spending wisely for a fulfilling life.

      Having wealth goes deeper than just having money or even strong relationships. It's about having the freedom to dream and imagine what you truly want in life. Yet, many people, even those who have significant wealth, fail to utilize it to its fullest potential. They either become complacent or focus too much on accumulating more. A tool like Superhuman, which saves time and organizes emails, can help individuals regain control of their time and focus on living their best lives. Additionally, small luxuries, like high-quality tea from Peak Tea, can bring joy and mindfulness into everyday life. Ultimately, it's essential to strike a balance between saving, accumulating, and spending wisely to truly enjoy the wealth you've earned.

    • Aligning financial priorities with a partnerCouples need open and thoughtful conversations to align financial goals and avoid disagreements, ensuring a rich life for both partners.

      Achieving financial freedom is an essential step towards pursuing passion projects and retiring from a full-time job, but aligning on what a rich life looks like with a partner is crucial to avoid disagreements and financial strain. The speaker is excited about his progress towards financial freedom but is struggling with the difference in priorities and expectations between him and his partner Michelle. He wants to live comfortably and travel in better seats, while Michelle's vision includes expensive items like a big house and first-class flights. The speaker feels that Michelle's reactions to his plans are negative and inflexible, and he wants to put thought into their financial goals together. However, Michelle seems to take his words as a lack of thoughtfulness and sets in stone her own ideas. To move forward, they need to have an open and thoughtful conversation about their financial priorities and come to an agreement on what their rich life looks like.

    • Focusing too much on negatives in a relationshipEmphasizing the positive and trusting each other's abilities can lead to growth and happiness in a relationship.

      Focusing too much on potential problems and not enough on the positive aspects of a situation can lead to frustration and resentment in a long-term relationship. In the discussed conversation between Charles and Michelle, Charles' constant emphasis on being thoughtful and planful came across as criticism to Michelle, who felt disrespected and offended. Despite Charles' good intentions, his need to cover all contingencies and explain his reasoning took away from the partnership and trust in their relationship. It's essential to remember that everyone makes mistakes and that focusing solely on the negative can hinder growth and happiness in a relationship. Instead, it's crucial to focus on the positive and trust in each other's abilities to handle challenges together.

    • Understanding Different Perspectives: ROI vs ExperienceValuing only one perspective, like ROI, can limit experiences and relationships. Embrace multiple lenses, such as cost, ROI, experience, relationships, and security, to fully engage with life.

      Everyone has unique approaches to life and work, and while some people, like Charles, value planning and analysis, others, like Michelle, value spontaneity and experience. However, relying too heavily on one approach can lead to missing out on valuable experiences and relationships. The concept of money lenses was introduced, explaining how people view the world through different lenses, such as cost, ROI, experience, relationships, and security. The cost of using only one lens is missing out on the richness and depth that comes from experiencing the world through multiple lenses. Charles, who primarily uses a ROI lens, was encouraged to broaden his perspective and embrace other lenses, such as experience and relationships, to enrich his life.

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      We often underestimate the time and effort required to complete tasks we've been putting off, and in the case of important matters like protecting our families or growing our businesses, the delay can lead to unnecessary stress and missed opportunities. For instance, getting life insurance can take just minutes with the help of Fabric by Gerber Life, and automating business processes through NetSuite by Oracle can save valuable time and resources. Additionally, open communication and collaboration around financial decisions can help alleviate friction in relationships. In the end, prioritizing and addressing these tasks promptly can lead to greater peace of mind and overall success.

    • Money disagreements between partners: A complex issue of philosophy and psychologyEffective communication, understanding, and compromise are crucial in balancing living in the present and planning for the future in financial disagreements between partners. Recognizing the emotional and psychological aspects of money and ongoing dialogue and growth are essential in resolving conflicts.

      Effective communication and understanding are crucial in resolving financial disagreements between partners. In this conversation, Michelle and Charles express their frustration with each other's approaches to spending and saving. Michelle feels suffocated by Charles's meticulous planning and unwillingness to make impromptu purchases, while Charles feels misunderstood and criticized for his frugality. The root of their conflict lies in their differing philosophies towards money. Michelle believes in living in the moment and experiencing life fully, while Charles values planning and saving for the future. However, their communication breakdown leads to misunderstandings and resentment. Moreover, the issue is further complicated by Charles's deep-rooted cheapness, which he justifies with positive phrases like "conscious spending" and "careful planning." This mindset has led him to disconnect from what truly matters, such as his wife's happiness. To move forward, both Michelle and Charles need to acknowledge the complexity of their psychological issues surrounding money and be open to changing their perspectives. Effective communication, understanding, and compromise are essential in finding a balance between living in the present and planning for the future. In the end, the conversation between Ramit, Michelle, and Charles highlights the importance of recognizing the emotional and psychological aspects of money and the need for ongoing dialogue and growth in relationships.

    • The importance of personal growth and change for managing moneyBelieve in your desire to improve financially, but remain skeptical about your ability to make significant changes. Keep listening for valuable insights and consider following I Will Teach You to be Rich for a chance to win a signed book.

      Key takeaway from this episode of I Will Teach You to be Rich is the importance of personal growth and change, especially when it comes to managing money. Ramit Sethi expressed his belief in a person's desire to improve, but also shared his skepticism about their ability to make significant changes. He encouraged listeners to remain hopeful and continue following the podcast for valuable insights. Ramit also offered a signed copy of his book as a giveaway for those who prove their podcast subscription. The episode ended with a reminder to follow the show on Apple or Spotify and visit iwt.com/podcast for past episodes. Overall, the conversation emphasized the ongoing journey towards financial literacy and the potential for transformation.

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