Jay Shetty

But what are actually the micro habits that make people rich?

All the time.

Absolutely, yeah.

That's huge.

Addiction is a disease and it should be looked upon as any other disease.

How did you cope with a reckless father like me?

You're right.

We do throw out these goals all the time.

Like, I wish I had more money.

I want to save up for this.

But you haven't really broken down what it looks like.

And like you said, it could be as simple as the automatic savings, cutting your subscriptions.

Talk to me about how much does having a coffee every day actually negatively impact your bank account?

What happens to someone who says, I'm going to save up one month, three months for a bag?

How do we improve our willpower towards the expensive things that make us happy?

So for someone who's like, I do want that pair of shoes, I do want that bag, I do whatever it may be for anyone.

You can afford it, but can you really, like, is it really creating a better life for you?

Are you more financially safe?

How do you control your willpower when it feels so addictive?

Yeah.