7 Surprising Habits to Be a Millionaire by 30

I recently interview Cliff Weitzman on my podcast, and he shared some really interesting tips about relationships and making better connections with people. Cliff is one of the most impressive and successful people I know, so I thought it'd be worth breaking down 7 of his best pieces of advice. Enjoy x

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⌚️Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:10 Habit 1
2:26 Habit 2
3:20 Habit 3
5:41 Habit 4
7:17 Habit 5
9:07 Habit 6
10:08 Habit 7

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[khadeejamastoor]

Thanks for your amazing video as always.
Here are 7 the habits
1. Writing cold Email to people you admire and want to know
2. Consume content from people you admire
3. Get comfortable with people asking for hangout
4. Bond over ambition or vulnerability BL
5. Thank you note
6. Put good energy to the world without expecting
7. Work in your Zone of genius - where you can flourish

[inferiorcreature]

"You cannot compete with someone whose having fun"
---golden words👌

[RedoxBlade]

When someone succcessful, envies another successful person, you know they are successful successful

[nathanportez]

Cliff Weitzman is one of the people I admire the most and we share the same top three goals in life🤩
a. Making myself the best person I can be, and raising kids who are greater than me.
b. Maximizing the love in my life — with my partner, family, friends etc.
c. Creating as much value as possible in the world and elevating the collective quality of life worldwide, most likely by founding technology companies that help others and by mentoring others.

[charlietighe]

Let’s do Habit 5 right now. Ali, the amount of knowledge you have passed onto your subscriber is incredible. These lessons truly have had an impact for me and I’m sure thousands of others. Thank you and keep it up!

[jingyingchiang]

So good! I totally can relate to one of the points - always remember to express your gratitude, say thank you whenever you feel like to and don't need to overthink if it would be awkward or what not. My boss has been doing this so often and I mean even a small compliment or appreciation would really make my day, and make me wanna do better and work harder. Also, another good point that I hope to start practice is really don't be shy to speak to different people, and try to get to know them. Making connections is really important as you never know where it will bring you or how it will help you in your life / career, anything! Thanks Ali for such wonderful content 🙏

[adithyan_ai]

Some key insights that I wrote down as notes for myself from the video :

- Getting in touch with people via cold emails or social media opens new networking opportunities.
- Learning and networking opportunities can be found by listening to audiobooks and podcasts at faster speeds.
- Building connections is a systematic process that requires making an active effort, even if a person is an introvert.
- Fostering deeper connections with others requires sharing vulnerabilities and aspirations.
- Expressing gratitude can foster positive energy and bring people closer together.
- Focusing on giving value without expecting anything in return creates a reputation for success.
- Working in your zone of genius can propel you forward and lead to success.

[msh]

Deep affection to the level of effort you create in videos to provide high quality advice.

[williamdoe]

Wow.

Hey Abdaal, I'm William. It was a pretty good idea sharing summaries or tips you learnt from your longer deep dive podcasts and videos on this main channel.

I'm sure you have realised too, but it will completely interlink the two channels as long as you do it, getting the larger audience to see the most important points curated while those who would want to go deeper can go to the deep dive channel as a niche.
It would keep the two channels continuously relevant while you keep creating content you usually do on this main channel.

Love♥️

[designersanket]

Hey Ali, this was one of the best videos I watched this week. Really love the experience that you are providing with top notch editing & sound design. Watching your videos are very calm & soothing experience.

I am gonna listen to your podcast with Cliff asap. Thanks a lot for sharing so much value. You have helped me a lot.

[rebeccapatterson]

Ever since I have found your content it has changed my life in so many ways! From studying to now having my own podcast. You inspire me so much. Thank you for everything you do❤

[healgrowlovecommunity]

So inspiring to build real connections with real people. We have so many ways to put content out but we're losing the art of true communication. I see this as a major step forward. Thank you Ali - I appreciate you.

[hariharm]

The most important thing is to implement the habit rather than noting it down. Take action than waiting for motivation!

[murphydaveelte]

Thanks for the inspiration Ali - I've been listening to your channel for a couple of weeks now and you have immeasurably helped me to move my life forward out of the deep rut I had managed to dig myself. Keep doing what you are doing please!

[carlitoreyes]

This suddenly made me reflect on what I'm doing if I want to be successful. Technical skills are indeed important but it is creating and cultivating relationships with people, be it the people you admire or friends with similar ambitions, that actually paves the path to greater success.

Thanks Ali for this one! I never thought I needed to hear this one! Looks like I'm gonna do this starting now.

[anastasiamyasnichenko]

This is the first time I saw an informative video that is so genuine and empathetic at the same time. Ali, it is magic what you are doing. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and inspire me and many others to reflect and change for better!

[benowa]

Well, here is my thank you message for you Ali!
You really seem to shine doing what you do in your last videos and I'm getting a lot of value from what you share with us, so really: THANK YOU! ♥

[vishwajitsarnobat]

Let's begin following the habit here.
Thanks for creating such productive content and providing the youth an insight about the opportunities in the way and the open world. Your videos are really helpful for me. Thanks.

[kerrymcintosh]

Thank you Ali! I feel really inspired after watching and love that the tips are based on spreading positivity in the world. Hope the book is doing okay, looking forward to giving it a read when it's ready!

[chongxj]

Putting habit 5 into practice, Ali, these are one of the best practices that I absolutely need in my life right now. Thanks for sharing them!