In Chapter 2 of "I Will Teach You to Be Rich," author Ramit Sethi challenges the common misconception that investing is reserved for the wealthy and provides practical advice on how anyone can start investing regardless of their financial situation. The chapter begins by debunking myths surrounding investing, such as the belief that one needs a large sum of money to get started or that investing is too complex for the average person. Sethi emphasizes that investing is not about timing the market or picking individual stocks but rather about setting up automatic systems that allow money to grow over time. Sethi introduces the concept of "laddering," a strategy for gradually increasing investments over time. He emphasizes the importance of starting small and gradually increasing contributions as confidence and financial knowledge grow. The chapter also covers the basics of investment accounts, including retirement accounts such as 401(k)s and IRAs, and explains the benefits of tax-advantaged accounts for long-term wealth accumulation. Sethi provides practical tips on selecting investment options within these accounts, such as low-cost index funds or target-date funds, to maximize returns while minimizing fees. Furthermore, Sethi addresses common barriers to investing, such as fear of losing money or lack