Why with the “ingredients” from life similar to each of us, but billionaires already know how to handle and take advantage of it to turn it into a tool to make money.
Where is the sound of money?
In general, the formula for success of billionaires revolves around “thinking” and embarking on making dreams come true. Positive thinking, breakthrough, foresight and maximum focus, perseverance in completing what has been outlined are all the guidelines of billionaires. And of course, it also takes luck to have great success.
Forbes magazine once boldly printed the headline, hitting the reader’s psyche directly: “Want to know the sound of money, go to the Wall Street exchange. If you want to get rich, think like a billionaire.”
Many people have asked how to live like a billionaire when completely empty-handed, without any material value. And there’s always the same answer: “We want to read, we want to expand our relationship. But most of all, I don’t have enough time to do it, I need to make a living and secure my daily life.”
According to research by Eric Schiffer, an expert on Forbes’ list of 500 CEOs, the top 400 billionaires in the world, when we start working, most of us are eager and motivated to do it, but when we are in battle, it is difficult for us to overcome temptations or negativity in life because of bad daily habits: such as laziness, cowardice, boredom when having problems …
Change your whole life with just thinking
Many scientific studies around the world cited in the New York Times and economic journals such as Business Insider also suggest that the best and easiest way to achieve a successful life is to practice good habits and stay away from bad habits at a very young age.
Perhaps the most important habit is positive thinking, according to the conclusion of a study called “The Law of Attraction” by Rhonda Byrne and her colleagues. Her work begins with “Let me tell you, pretty crazy stories about changing your whole life with just thinking.”
Simply put, according to the Law of Attraction, we will appeal to all that we focus on thinking about it. And whatever it takes to put effort into it comes back to us.
Therefore, if we focus on the good and the positive, we will naturally attract more good and positive things into our lives. Once you think positively, a healthy brain increases your ability to focus on solving tasks. If we only care about the needy and negative things, it will be the things that are “sucked” into our own lives.
Thinking positively and learning to behave as softly as possible in the face of difficult problems is essential. Because of the way of seeing, the attitude to solve problems is a prerequisite, an important factor in most of the qualities of successful and wealthy people in the world.
When interviewing billionaires around the world, Forbes revealed that most billionaires have a habit of energy and the ability to focus on solving problems.
For Mark Zuckerberg and Warren Buffett, to keep the focus of the brain, first of all, you must keep good health. For Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, it’s about using the energy to regulate emotions and discipline to be enthusiastic about serving customers with $4 of coffee.
However, a series of other studies on millionaires with the goal of finding the skills needed to succeed in economic weekly or independent studies by economists also point to an interesting thesis.
Positive thinking, high concentration is just a necessary condition. The sufficient condition is to know how to think breakthrough, to look ahead, to think big. With very normal things, but if you know how to “raise the level”, you can completely become a millionaire or billionaire.
It is in the “ghost dump” of failures, there are also people with very positive characteristics such as courage, risk-taking, optimism … qualities commonly found in the group of billionaires. Only the difference is in skill, choosing the right time and luck agent.
Become a billionaire from… dog poop
Matthew Osborn and Matt Red Boswell became millionaires thanks to the “dog poop” service. Regis and Kelly are also rich by producing pet products such as glasses, shirts …
More traditionally, Fraser Doherty, dropped out of school at 16 to get rich by selling heirloom recipe jam. Doherty’s net worth is now about $2 million. Similarly, the founder of Excused Absence Network started out with $300 and a laptop in a small town in Oklahoma but became rich thanks to a sick letter writing service.
Ken Ahroni earns $2.5 million a year by producing plastic lucky bones to attach to turkeys. It is customary for anyone to find lucky bones in turkeys, but in reality, each turkey has only one lucky bone. Hitting this mentality, Ahroni has produced plastic bones so that everyone can find their “luck” every time they eat turkey.
Keith Ferrazzi, CEO of Ferrazzi Greenlight, which advises the world’s leading companies on how to build relationships in business, said: “The habit of creating community networks is a prerequisite for success at work as well as in life.”
And most importantly, when you have the right mindset, the next thing is to make that dream come true with a burning passion. Billionaire Micky Jagtiani said: “Be passionate about entering your area of interest because only then will you do it at full capacity. Passion and hard work are the keys to success.”
Meanwhile, MA Yusuffali chooses to trust her team: “I believe in allocating power to my people. The motto is that every employee is the boss of the company.” Yusuffali shared his dream and convinced others to believe in it to make it a reality with him.
Mark Zuckerberg follows a similar policy, spending more than 25% of his working time selecting trusted people for important positions. And one of Zuckerberg’s employees has also become a billionaire.
Look at Nathan Myhrvold’s Intellectual Ventures, whose products are innovative ideas. Myhrvold, a former head of Microsoft’s research division, brings together talent from fields as diverse as electronics, neurology, chemistry, and more. to absorb all opinions in the fields to create innovative products, changing the world.
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