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Like most broke university students, Steve Siebold wanted to get rich. But unlike most college kids, he did something about it.
So he tracked down a millionaire—and requested an interview. That millionaire, in turn, introduced him to another millionaire and so on. Since then, Siebold has interviewed more than 1,200 millionaires and even billionaires. “It’s really a 30-year study at this point,” he says.
What’s the number-one mistake people who want to be rich—but aren’t—make?
They listen to the average person, with no money, tell them about money. You wouldn’t take fitness and health advice from someone who’s not fit, so why would you take money advice from someone who’s not rich? It doesn’t make sense.
http://www.businessinsider.com/secrets-richest-people-2014-3
Like most broke university students, Steve Siebold wanted to get rich. But unlike most college kids, he did something about it.
So he tracked down a millionaire—and requested an interview. That millionaire, in turn, introduced him to another millionaire and so on. Since then, Siebold has interviewed more than 1,200 millionaires and even billionaires. “It’s really a 30-year study at this point,” he says.
What’s the number-one mistake people who want to be rich—but aren’t—make?
They listen to the average person, with no money, tell them about money. You wouldn’t take fitness and health advice from someone who’s not fit, so why would you take money advice from someone who’s not rich? It doesn’t make sense.
http://www.businessinsider.com/secrets-richest-people-2014-3
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