The most successful people in the world have these three habits. If you do this too, you are closer to achieving your goals

This is no coincidence, because these characteristics shared by billionaires are supported by science and help our brains

We know a reality that many hide: to become a millionaire you have to be lucky. Millionaires are no more talented than others. They are not harder workers than you, nor do they have hidden skills. Second MIT and for some successful entrepreneurs, the secret is luck.

Success is not distributed equally. In fact, its distribution follows the so-called power law curve, which states that a small number of people end up with the most money or any other indicator of material success. Accepting that success on this scale is far beyond any individual’s control is the first step. But we can do things that contribute to the desired success.

Successful people share three habits that, while they don’t influence luck per se, can bring you closer to success. While we wait for luck to come our way, we can implement these three habits into our daily lives backed by science.

Read also: If the question is whether money brings happiness, a Harvard expert answers: it’s not having money, it’s what you do with it

Reading

Bill Gates follows the five-hour rule and makes sure to do it every week invest at least five hours learning something new. To do this, Read a lot. The habit of reading is not unique to Gates. It is something that is consistent in all successful people.

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“I have been studying longevity for 20 years and this is the number one change young people should make to increase their life expectancy”

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