Richard Branson said, “If someone offers you an opportunity, but you’re not sure you can do it, say YES – then learn how to do it later”.
Warren Buffet said, “Very successful people say NO to almost everything.”
Both Branson and Buffet are billionaires with great reputations, but with different opinions, due to different contexts. Whose advice do you follow?
If only I had more money...what’s the problem with that statement?
Many people say if they had more money, they would invest in themselves and in their future. And they pretty much draw the line at that...
When I didn’t have money to do the things I wanted, I never just said “I don’t have money”. Instead, I always asked myself -
Many are wasting time complaining about how unfair their situation is, whilst many others IN A SIMILAR SITUATION, are working hard towards the direction of the better life they desire. Complaining will do nothing to improve our life, if we are not willing to back up our words with monumental action.
“When do you think you’ll retire Ron? I hope I’m not working like this in 10 years from now, he explained.”
This is a statement I’ve heard before, I thought. Many times before.
As someone who assists people plan for their retirement, I understand the need for people to finally stop after having worked for decades.
If you want to live comfortably, dream of having a great lifestyle, want to contribute and help others or make an impact in your life, developing Millionaire Success Habits and becoming a millionaire should be one of your goals.
All the above reasons are worthwhile reasons to learn the habits of millionaires, but the most important reason why everyone should become a millionaire is because of what it takes to become a millionaire.
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At a recent event, I was sitting at a table with a gentleman, who offered me an opportunity to make a 300% return on a new system that was taking the world by storm.
'I don't invest in anything without a plan and without a proven LONG TERM track record', came my reply.
Intrigued, the gentleman asked why not.
