Behind every rich man is not only his education and hard work, but also his habits. Of course, that doesn’t mean repeating the Elon Musk routine will make you a billionaire, but the right example will help you be more productive. It takes an average of two months to form a sustainable habit, so be patient and read the top five.
Only buy what you need
Rich people try not to spend money on things they can’t do without. Think Steve Jobs, who always wears a black turtleneck and jeans, or Mark Zuckerberg, who wears the same gray t-shirt every day. Rich people are frugal, so marketer tricks don’t work for them.
Choose a book instead of a movie
Of course, watching movies or TV shows in the evenings is fine, but reading is better. Unlike movies, books focus on meaning, not images. Bill Gates, for example, has loved to read since he was a child and every year he makes a list of his favorite books. For example, the 2021 list includes Jeff Hawkins’ book A Thousand Brains: A New Theory of Intelligence, which explains the functioning of the brain and artificial intelligence.
plan your day
This is the usual time management we all need. It will be more productive if you plan and write a to-do list for the day in the morning or evening. You may not have time to complete all the points, but it will definitely be an incentive.
Follow the budget
We just go back to the first paragraph about buying the right things. How does this habit work? Monitor your budget and analyze your spending. Rich people always control their income and expenses.
Save 10% on any income
This is also one of the investment rules. By saving 10% of each income, you can not only save some money, but also create a cushion of financial security for yourself. Such a backup is always necessary to be prepared for a crisis, job loss, or unplanned expenses.
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