Mel Robbins

He is the author of 10 New York Times bestselling books, including the smash hit, The Automatic Millionaire.

His books have sold over 7 million copies.

They have been printed in 21 languages.

And he has made a career out of helping millions of people just like you and me get out of debt,

build real wealth, and stop making the mistakes that are holding you back.

And here's why I love David.

I love David because he has this way of just meeting you where you are.

And although a lot of you want savings advice, you also find yourself feeling like you have no money to save because you're barely getting by.

And right now, everything costs more.

Just

And how that's rippling through the price of groceries or buying the small luxuries like a plane ticket or trying to do something fun over the weekend.

Buying a house right now probably feels completely out of reach.

If you're falling behind or if there are people in your life who are struggling, what I love about David Bach in this third rule that you're about to learn is that he makes saving feel possible even when you're starting from what feels like an impossible place.

He is going to show you how small daily savings can accumulate into millions of dollars over time.

Yes, millions.

And he will also explain why it's never too late to start or to catch up.

And one thing I want to just set up before we jump into this moment from his appearance on the Mel Robin podcast is,

As he's talking, I want you to imagine that David Bach is holding $10,000 in cash in his hand.

Because he is.

He brought $10,000 in cash to the studio.