6 Millionaire Habits That Made Me $10,000

These simple millionaire habits changed my life and my finances. It turns out a lot of millionaires have a few simple habits in common so over the past few years as i have been studying the rich and how to improve my finances i found some habits and after implemeting them into my life it has changed my finances forever.

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[GabeBult]

What habit had improved your finances the most?

[believeonChriststaystrong]

Creating rather than consuming is a good application I could apply

[cadmuscassey]

Yeah taking a walk helps.. I took a week to first of all identify where I get ideas from. Now when I take a walk, before sleeping or even in the shower. I have a book or note pad always close to me to write down ideas..

[cadmuscassey]

Network is very powerful and I am currently searching for events or places where content creators are on a regular basis. Thanks for this

[lindacope]

I came upon your video and subscribed within 3 minutes!!! Thank you so far and can't wait to see the next 6 mins and more creative content from you!!

[johan.hugosson]

Thanks for sharing such a great video. First tip, focusing on creating rather than consuming is key for me. Makes a big difference!

[downbntout]

Envelope budgeting. I'm at a starter level but I'm up from debt

[danicegewiss]

I'm finding that it's not one thing, but each thing that grows you and your bank account growing.

[stevenoliver]

What was the budget app that you were using?? Please let me know. Great video

[Littledropsofkindness]

The best thing aside from being taught to save some of any thing I earn or was given your channel has been so useful 👌

[tamingthemess]

Can you talk about the effects of divorce more? Ramsey says you will have about a 27% drop in living standards.

[susan]

I started a 401K when I began my career. I started with the minimum to get my employers contribution. Every time I got a raise, it went to my 401K for years until I maxed my contribution. Many years later, I have a secure retirement

[Conval-wieh]

1. Creating instead of consuming
2. Taking a breath (taking a break to reflect, take a walk without screen distractions)
3. Less but better when it comes to investing (never invest in a business that you cannot understand & diversification is protection against ignorance, it makes very little sense for those who knows what they are doing)
4. Networking: Your network is your net worth, surround yourself with people who are better at what they are doing than you to learn from them
5. Stealing from myself: Paying yourself first so that your bank account seems empty and you are motivated to earn more money
6. Building systems: Creating systems and habits to ensure everything that helps you and makes you grow gets the attention it deserves

[meganhamlyn]

Remembering my goals when I am tempted to purchase

[apnirwana]

Thank you for your insight, Gabe. It means a lot for me. Warm hugs from Indonesia

[YanilleCastillo]

Great tips I’ve been lately last 3 years listening and learning from
Successful people . Reading books etc, lectures, videos .. studying money . But I gotta say I never have heard anyone say or thought of it myself we are consumers my God we r so wired that way I think not all but most are . That’s a awesome tip u gave . Glad I found I first time I subscribed left a thumbs up. Wanted your opinion pls . I got the two books just yesterday, grow Rick think rich and the millionaire next door.. which one would
U start reading first. I have read rich dad poor dad a couple years ago . I will read them both but which one should I start with ? Thanks in advance great video can’t wait to listen to more .

[KimbradleyMasterGardener]

Just found you while scrolling aimlessly lol.

Except for the occasional valuable opinions like yours it's true! Scrolling is a big way I waste time and procrastinate!

Happy to find you.
Nashville Tennessee

[markh]

Pay yourself first, live below your means and invest in low cost index funds. Everytime you make more money, increase your investing. Let time do its thing. It works.

[boiseclarks]

Hey Gabe. Would you be willing to share the name of other YouTube channels you enjoy and learn from?

[schoenig]

Thanks @GabeBult great list of habits. You mention that you are an introvert, is that really true? Being an introvert myself, I would love for hear your thoughts on the subject. What has stopped me from starting a business is my inaptitude at selling my skills.