She Strengthens

Unlocking the Secrets of Wealthy Habits

Have you ever wondered what sets successful people apart from the rest? Is it their financial savvy or something more? According to Certified Financial Planner Tom Corley, who spent five years studying the habits of 233 wealthy individuals and 128 poor ones, the answer lies in their daily routines.

Fitness: The Foundation of Success

Corley’s research reveals that rich people exercise for an average of 30 minutes, four days a week. By prioritizing fitness, I’ve noticed a significant improvement in my mental clarity and focus. Whether it’s a high-intensity workout or a leisurely walk, I make time for physical activity every day.

Nurturing Relationships: The Currency of Success

Corley emphasizes the importance of building relationships in achieving wealth. By maintaining a list of positive influencers in my life and regularly connecting with them, I’ve been able to trace every bit of my business success back to these relationships. From hiring my first assistant to booking podcast guests, my network has been instrumental in my growth.

Visualizing Goals: The Path to Achievement

Daymond John’s practice of reviewing his goals daily has inspired me to do the same. By creating a list of goals and tracking my progress, I’ve been able to stay focused and motivated. While I don’t hit every goal, keeping them top of mind has yielded significant results, including doubling my income within a year.

Reading: The Key to Knowledge and Growth

Grant Cardone’s statistic that successful CEOs read an average of 60 books a year is a testament to the power of reading. By setting a goal of consuming two books a month, I’ve noticed a drastic increase in my ability to make positive changes in my personal and professional life.

Affirmations: Shaping Self-Concept

Corley’s emphasis on affirmations has taught me the importance of self-concept in achieving success. By creating daily affirmations tied to specific goals, I’ve been able to reprogram my mind and build tremendous confidence in my abilities.

Volunteering: Expanding Networks and Giving Back

Corley’s study shows that 72 percent of wealthy individuals volunteer for at least five hours a week. By volunteering, I’ve been able to expand my network of like-minded people and give back to my community.

Mentorship: Learning from Those Who’ve Succeeded

Even the most successful people value mentors who’ve walked in their shoes. By seeking mentorship from someone with a proven track record of success, I’ve been able to gain valuable insights and create a plan to grow my business.

By incorporating these seven habits into my daily routine, I’ve noticed significant improvements in my mental clarity, relationships, and business growth. While there’s no one-size-fits-all formula for success, adopting these habits can help you unlock your full potential and achieve your goals.