A millionaire immutable rule
About this book
A millionaire immutable ruleb How can ordinary people be rich? b Since the beginning of the capitalist economy, peoples greatest interest has been to become rich. With the collapse of the ministry of wealth along with the class society, ordinary people have dreamed of becoming rich, and they constantly looked into their lives to learn something special for the rich. Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko began investigating people who live in so-called rich neighborhoods while studying how to become rich. Then I discovered the amazing fact that I live in expensive homes and there are more people who are driving luxury cars than people who are not really rich. The rich people did not live in the rich neighborhood. After examining data on the riches of 12,000 people over 20 years, their commonality was in consumption habits, not luck, heritage, or education. What is even more striking is that this fact has been consistently maintained for nearly 50 years since they began the investigation. Warren Buffett, who is now the worlds third-largest investor and a billionaire, is living in the same house for 60 years and is famous for not paying more than $ 3.17 for breakfast. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who ranks 10th in the worlds richest man, says he drives a small car in his t-shirt and jeans and pours his time into his network of people to decide what to wear and what to wear. Ingebar Kamprad, the founder of the world-class furniture company IKEA, is living a frugal life with frequent use of Economy seats and city buses. The modest lifestyle that appears in the stories of the self-sacrificing people is not the minor episode that follows the great achievement, but the "law of the millionaire" shows that it is the core of the law of wealth. a iframe