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Usually, becoming a millionaire isn't an accident.
Absolutely, it's possible to win the lottery, but the odds are 1 in 304
billion. Plus, with modern-day medicine, your rich parents may live
longer than you. You have to have a plan. I am not pretending to be a
millionaire. However, I've had the privilege of being around a few. My
business is doing fine. In this post I am going to speak of a few of the
day-to-day habits of the successful and wealthy. Hopefully you're able
to apply them to your very own business life and grow closer to your
magic number.
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1. Rise early in the morning.
Take 100 millionaires from across the world and I'll bet you not one of
them sleeps in. The majority of these individuals are up at 6:00 or 7:00
a.m. slaving away while the rest of us are still eating pancakes. If you
want to have both the time and the energy to fit everything in which has
to be accomplished in a wealthy individual's day, you should begin to
rise earlier. Get moving as early as possible. |
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2. Exercise on a daily basis.
Many millionaires are extremely busy from the time the sun rises to well
after the sun sets, juggling new projects, daily affairs, and a variety
of commitments. Yet they always find time in the day to exercise. |
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3. Do not entertain self-doubt.
The wealthy hate risk as much as the average guy, yet they deal with it.
It is important that you take risks. Calculated ones. It's like
bravery--it's said to be the mastery of fear, not the absence of it. It
isn't that wealthy people do not possess self-doubt; they simply handle
it better than most people. |
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4. Exploit what works for you.
The online marketing realm is a confusing space. It is possible to work
on creating a community, begin a black-hat operation, sell a blog, or
begin a popular fashion blog. The options and choices are countless. And
inside all of these endless options, there's a lot of space to become
lost and become distracted from what's working. Therefore, if you
discover something that you're obviously good at and something that is
making money, you ought to attempt to exploit this avenue for as long as
possible. Do not waste time searching for something new, as you have
something that already works. |
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5. Take one hour for lunch.
Many of the wealthy people I know will stop for a minimum of one hour
for lunch. It isn't that they desire a break to eat elegantly or to goof
around; it is because they know it is crucial for efficiency. If you
frequently strain your eyes, they'll become sore and you'll get a
headache. The same holds true for your level of concentration. You must
relax. You have to move your legs around, get your blood flowing, and
receive a bit of sunshine. It'll open up your mind and rejuvenate your
spirit.
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6. Know when to stop working.
Oftentimes, as a self-employed business owner, I'll fall into that
habitual trap of working long into the evening, thinking that I'll get
more work accomplished. And the irony of it is that I seldom do.
Usually, I get so exhausted that I do not properly function or so wiped
out that the following day will be a total write-off. Do not do it. Stop
working at 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. and do not do anything work-related (which
includes checking your phone or emails) until the next day.
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7. Make time every day to study.
It's a key point most overlook. Your education isn't complete when you
finish college. It isn't finished when you get your first
$100,000-per-year job. You must frequently study new ideas and methods.
However, the most important thing includes studying people's failures.
History doesn't have to repeat itself with your product launch or bank
account. Figure out where other people went wrong so that you can avoid
making the same mistakes. If you take away anything from this article I
hope it's this. I hope you'll work for the benefit of other people or
else turn off your computer and go spend time with your children.
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