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Welcome to the weekend edition of the Daily Stoke. Each weekday we bring you a meditation inspired by the ancient Stokes.

Something to help you live up to those four Stoke virtues of courage, justice, temperance and wisdom.

And then here on the weekend we take a deeper dive into those same topics.

We interview Stoke philosophers, we explore at length how these Stoke ideas can be applied to our actual lives and the challenging issues of our time.

Here on the weekend when you have a little bit more space when things have slowed down, be sure to take some time to think, to go for a walk, to sit with your journal

and most importantly to prepare for what the week ahead may bring.

Hey, it's Ryan Holiday. Welcome to another episode of the Daily Stoke podcast.

I don't know if you guys know where I'm from but I grew up in a town called Fair Oaks, California, which is just outside Sacramento.

It's not like a sort of like LA where it's just like series of suburbs and I went to a middle school with the brother of today's guest as it happened.

So we we have a shared history, if you will.

And I happen to be an enormous fan of his podcast. I listened to it constantly, especially when I'm traveling for speaking.

I was downloaded episode and I listened to it on the plane.

I'm talking about Remi Setti who wrote this great book. I will teach you to be rich. No guilt. No excuses. No BS.

Just a six week program that works. I wish he updated just a couple of years ago. We sell it in the Daily Stoke store.

But I've been a big fan of Remi's work. I'm a big fan of his thinking. He's changed some of my thinking about money and finances.

I'm perfectly stoic by any means he's got his own way of thinking about it. But as Asa Senuka says, we should read and learn from everyone. I think I classify Remi as more of an epicurian.

But I think he and Senuka would have gotten along also. And I wanted to have Remi back on because I've just loved the I will teach you to be rich podcast.

Seriously, I talk about it with my wife. I share episodes with friends. People ask me for money advice. This is one of the podcasts I recommend.

Remi's just a super smart, super interesting guy. He's great on social media. You can follow him at Remi on Twitter and Instagram.

You can go to his website. I will teach you to be rich. He has a great newsletter. And there's some really provocative questions in today's episode that I think will stick with you.

And I'm really happy to welcome Rameet Sati back on the podcast. Shout out to his brother Manish, who I grew up with. And went to many classes with in middle school.

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