THIS Is #1 SIMPLE Way To (Legally) Earn Passive Income

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Ramit Sethi, bestselling author and host of Netflix’s How To Get Rich, explains how anyone can start building real wealth with just $100. In this clip, he breaks down the simple investment strategy that anyone can use to create financial freedom and stop worrying about money.

He shares the psychology of money, the mistakes most people make when they start saving, and the habits that will make you rich over time.

Discover:
• How to invest your first $100 the right way
• The simple fund that can make you rich automatically
• Why most people never build wealth
• The mindset shift that makes money grow effortlessly
• The truth about financial freedom and investing long term

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Date: October 17, 2025

46 thoughts on “THIS Is #1 SIMPLE Way To (Legally) Earn Passive Income

  1. I have a couple of funds (tech and retirement/date targeted) and some individual stocks on the side that I play with for fun (low cost, high risk). All profits from individual stocks get thrown straight back into funds. Working well. I'd say 7-8& annually is very conservative. My funds average 12-15%

  2. 15:26 only rich people would talk about being able to invest 30k a year and use the word "modest." Instead try talking to the middle a lower class that can maybe set aside $100-$200 a month. Be realistic to more people, not people that already have money.

  3. A friend of mine in Dubai told me something I’ll never forget: “If people can find you, they can take from you.” Then he sent me The Silent Laws of Cash Power by Cameron Solan and said, “Read this before you make another move.” It didn’t tell me how to make more- it showed me how to vanish from the balance sheets that matter. Since then, I’ve owned less and controlled more.

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