The Japanese 30-Day Rule That Quietly Makes You Rich
In my family, no one ever bought a thing on the day they first wanted it. My father didn't. My grandfather didn't. They had a rule they called "the shelf" — and it is the quiet habit that made our family richer than any raise ever could. When my grandfather wanted something that wasn't food, rent, or a true need, he wrote it in his kakeibo: the name, the price, the date. Then he closed the book. The thing sat on that page for thirty days. Only if he still wanted it after thirty days — and could truly afford it — did he buy it, with a clear heart. In this video I show you why the 30-day shelf works, and how to start your own this week.
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