I recently started reading a book called I Will Teach You to be Rich by Ramit Sethi. A friend of a friend recommended it, and since I used to be a “financial professional” I wanted to see what this supposed hot new author had to say. He has a lot of good ideas, and I think the book will speak to a financially unsavvy generation of 20-somethings that do really have any habits of restraint and frugality. For others that already have a working plan, it is a lot of stuff you may already know. The only real value I got out of the book was the couple of chapters on what Ramit does to automate his budgeting, saving, and bill paying with online banking systems. It really simplifies things and I have found a lot of free time each week now that certain things are automated. I do follow some of his Twitter and Blog posts and found a really great case study. I am always inspired by entrepreneurs that follow their own path and do what it takes to leverage their own talents to make a living and not be chained to a desk (unless that is what they want).