You go to work to make a bow, and after get off work, you can only sit on the sofa and watch TV programs that don’t need to use your brain? The hardships of life make you wonder, when will such a tiring life last? God, can I win the lottery?
We must now cruelly tell everyone that a life like this day after day will not become rich!
Thomas Curley, the author of "The Habits of the Rich People: The Habits of Success for Rich People Every Day", believes that if you want to have unstoppable wealth and success that swept like an "avalanche", you must start with the "snowflakes" of accumulated success. And the successful "snowflake" is: good habits .
He spent five years studying the lives of the rich (annual income of more than US$160,000, with a total current assets of more than US$3.2 million) and the poor (annual income of more than US$35,000, with a total current assets of less than US$5,000) (oh! The editor belongs to the level of the poor, and found that the habits of the rich and the poor are very different, and they will be distinguished from "rich habits" and "poor habits". To become a rich man, "the key to is to turn more than 50% of the habits into "rich habits". " Curley said.
Are you eager to start developing the "rich habit"? See how rich people do it:
1. Rich people keep a close eye on the target
"I focus on my goals every day" The proportion of rich people agrees: 62%; the proportion of poor people agrees: 6%
Rich people not only set goals, but also write down the goals. Curley originally thought that goal was a broad vision; but rich people believed that aspirations and goals were different, and that what could be achieved and taken concrete actions to pursue was the goal.
2. Rich people know what to do today
"I record the list of agency items every day" Rich people agree: 81%; poor people agree: 19%
Rich people not only list the agency items, but also complete the tasks listed.
3. Rich people are not addicted to TV
"I watch TV less than an hour a day" The proportion of rich people agrees: 67%; the proportion of poor people agrees: 23%
Not only that, 78% of poor people watch reality shows, but only 6% of rich people watch reality shows. "It's not that they don't want to watch TV, but that they are more immersed in other daily habits, such as reading." I think rich people also regard time as money, so they spend time on more productive things.
4. Rich people read books, especially self-growth books
"I love reading" The proportion of rich people agrees: 86%; the proportion of poor people agrees: 26%
Just said, rich people love reading. But what they read is not novels that pass the time, but books in "self-growth". You may not believe it. Among the rich people who love to read, 88% read self-growth books for 30 minutes a day, but only 2% of the poor do so.
5. Not only do you love reading books, you must listen to audio books on the way to commute
"When you commute to work, I listen to audio books" The proportion of the rich agrees: 63%; the proportion of the poor agrees: 5%
Even if you don't like to listen to audio books, you should do some activities that are helpful to your own growth during commutes.
6. Rich people work hard and enjoy working
"I do more than work requires me." The proportion of rich people agrees: 81%; the proportion of poor people agrees: 17%
Rich people's working hours are even longer than that of poor people, working more than 50 hours a week. But what’s especially true is that only 6% of wealthy people feel depressed by their jobs.
7. Rich people don’t expect to win lottery lottery
"I buy lottery tickets regularly" Rich people agree: 6%; poor people agree: 77%
Although rich people don’t buy lottery tickets, they do not mean that they are afraid of risks. They use the money to do risky business.But the editor is thinking murmur: Rich people are so rich, so why do you still need to buy lottery tickets?
8. Rich people pay attention to health
"I calculate calories every day" Rich people agree: 57%; poor people agree: 5%
Rich people pay attention to health. Curley said, "One of my research subjects is about 68 years old and worth $78 million. I asked him why he didn't retire, and he looked at me as if I came from Mars. He said, "I exercised every day for the past 45 years and paid attention to what I ate because I knew the end of my career would be the most profitable year." If he could extend his career for 4 to 5 years than the average person, he would make seven million more."
9. Rich people "care" their smiles
"I floss every day" Rich people agree: 62%; poor people agree: 16%
