FBF34 – Ten Super Secret Habits of The Wealthy

Are you wealthy? What is it that the wealthy do differently than the poor? There has been a lot of research recently on the mindset, habits and choices that the wealthy make that distinguish them. Today, 10 super secret habits of the wealthy.

How do you define being wealthy? “Wealthy” can vary depending on where you live. For example, in a recent Realtor.com article, San Jose ranked #1 (that’s not good) as the least affordable market. The average home mortgage uses 72.4% of the owner’s monthly income. Wow! To put that into comparison, New York City is only 46.6% and Atlanta only 19.8%. So, being wealthy in San Jose will take more income than say Detroit.

But, what do the wealthy do differently; how do they think that makes the biggest difference? You would be surprised to find that intelligence has very little to do with it. In this episode of the Family Before Fortune Podcast we look at 10 traits and habits of the wealthy, ways they are different.

[callout]This episode originally appeared on the Family Before Fortune Podcast which is now the Modern Leadership Podcast. To listen to Modern Leadership click here. To see the Family Before Fortune Podcast archive click here.[/callout]

Jake Carlson | Podcaster | Speaker | Leadership Mentor

10 Super Secret Habits of the Wealthy (FBF Episode 034)

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    Episode Summary: Ten Super Secret Habits of The Wealthy

    Ten traits and habits of the wealthy, ways they are different.

    1. They live on a budget
    2. Have a purpose and live on purpose
    3. Read every day
    4. Get a mentor
    5. Avoid the negative
    6. Volunteer regularly
    7. Work hard
    8. Do it now
    9. Goal oriented and accountable
    10. Never give up…never surrender

     Book on The Shelf 

    [callout]Ready, Fire, Aim: Zero to $100 Million in No Time Flat by Michael Masterson[/callout]

    Learning From Leaders

    [shareable cite=”Ayn Rand” text=”The question isn’t who’s going to let me… #quote”]The question isn’t who’s going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me[/shareable]

    About the author

    Jake Carlson is a popular speaker, accountability partner, and host of the Modern Leadership podcast. Jake built his business while traveling with his family around the world. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn. Read more about him here.