Read a very interesting article from Thomas Corley & his research on what the wealthy (>$160k yr) do for a living; found this tidbit crazy https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤯" title="Explodierender Kopf" aria-label="Emoji: Explodierender Kopf">

13% were salesman/women

28% worked for big or small companies

63% took financial risk in search of wealth

41% were b students

(Cont)

29% were c students

68% had college degrees

25% had postgrad degrees

86% worked more than 50 hours a week

What were there jobs?

(Cont)

Run big or small companies

Employ millions

Hire/fire people

Invest in new businesses

Liquidate old businesses

They became rich in essentially 1 of 4 ways:

1. 49% were savor investors (people who invest 20%+ of their income)

2. 18% were big company Senior exec& #39;s

(Cont)

3. 7% were top experts in their field

4. 51% were dreamer entrepreneurs (half failed at least once)

MY TAKEAWAYS

1. We can all do this. It literally takes hard work and discipline. Nothing less, nothing more.

2. Make enough money so you can invest at least 20%.

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3. Multiple incomes is the easiest path to doing this. Not that it& #39;s easy, but working your ass off and create 3, 4, 5 now will pay off huge in the long run.

Hope this provided some insight for everyone!

I found it very interesting and gave me some motivation for more!