Wealth and psychological attitudes are closely related, as evidenced by observations of people who have made a fortune.
There are several pieces of advice that millionaires give to those who want to achieve financial independence.
Change your environment
The secret is simple: if you want to achieve something, you need to find a company with similar interests and aspirations, where people develop and move forward.
It helps to interact with people who challenge you, teach you, and motivate you to be your best. Bill Gates, for example, is of this opinion.
To be, not to seem
The rich believe that one of the biggest mistakes of the poor is the desire to impress others. They spend all their modest resources to impress their neighbor with a new car or other things of value.
Millionaires consider this secondary. First of all, they direct all their efforts to increasing their capital. And then it helps them to be, and not to seem successful.
Work hard and don't get distracted
The world is full of things that, like a black hole, absorb a person's time and energy. One of the foundations of success is the ability to not get distracted and work hard.
An example is the writer Stephen King, whose fortune is estimated at hundreds of millions. He has written dozens of books that have been adapted into many films.
"If you want to be a writer, you can't have a telephone in your office, and you definitely can't have a TV or stupid distracting video games," King said.
This advice works in many areas. Similar advice is given by other people who have achieved non-trivial success.
Previously, we talked about techniques that will break up the routine and bring back the zest for life.
