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The Learning Hub: The Good Habits Of Wealthy People




1. They live by the “Two-minute rule”

Two-minute rule, if a new job comes in and you think you can do it in two-minutes or less, do it. If you put in on the back-burner, it will either never get done or it will take longer to schedule and review than to just finish it straight way.

2. They remember every family member’s birthday

They prioritize friendship and family. Showing the love by remembering somebody on their birthday is good business too. 80% of wealthy people make it a habit to make birthday calls, compared to only 11% of the poor people.




3. They delimit the Internet

It's more likely they see the internet as a tool, not a source of social interaction. When it comes to dating, they prefer to choose exclusive apps for people who are at their level. Thus, to avoid meaningless connections.

4. They spend on valuable things or project

You may never get rich by being frugal, but you’re a lot less likely to go broke. Even ultra-wealthy people like Mitt Romney, who has an estimated net worth of $200 million, drives a modest car. However, he is spending money on businesses and properties that have potential for growth.


5. They build calorie conscious

Wealthy folks are big calorie counters. To wealthy people, being healthy is a means to making more money. Most of them limit alcohol consumption and hardly ever consume junk food. Because of their health conscious, they keep snacks to just 300 calories per day.

6. They buy experiences not things

Material things can excite people for a moment. Experiences on the other hand, are so much more rewarding. Truly wealthy people never wasting money on luxury and designer goods, but rather on vacations and outings with their loved ones.


7. They disclose LESS

Blurting out ever thought or ideas is not going to get you very far in the business world. Only 11.6% of the rich will blurt out what’s on their mind, compared to a whopping 69% of the poor.


Born to express, not to impress.

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