Mel Robbins

And don't you want to do this?

Don't you want to take advantage of compound interest?

Of course you do.

Don't you want to automate this?

Of course you do.

And I really hope you follow this advice.

Now, here's the thing.

After hearing rule number three and listening to this incredible recommendation from David Bach, I know the number one question that you're going to write to me about, you're going to put in the comments wherever it is that you're listening or watching this podcast right now.

And that question is going to be, Mel.

How do I possibly automate savings when I am paycheck to paycheck?

He said $20 a day.

I can't do $20 a day.

When I just do the advice of Tiffany Aliche, when I divide what I have into these four buckets, you know what I got, Mel, for savings?

I got pocket change.

What do I do when I just have pocket change left after my fixed costs?

Great question.

David Bach has a recommendation.

So here he is explaining that you and I live in what's called the automatic economy.

Basically, if you don't have a plan for your pocket change, someone else is going to steal it.

And he's also going to recommend some savings apps