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Mark F.
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Want to be wealthy? Here's a habit you need to acquire

Mark F.
  • Investor
  • Orange County, CA
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I've seen articles similar to this many times, so I think there's a lot to this. According to a Business Insider article, one habit millionaires have in common is reading. 

Having said that, they don't read just anything, they read things that will make them more successful. Check out the following quote from the article:

Middle class and poor people read too, but it's what they read that matters. The next line hammers that home:

If one wants to be wealthy and successful, the first step is to read things that teach how to be successful. I'm not a huge TV watcher or novel reader, and I do periodically read business books, but this is a good reminder for me to maybe turn off the TV a little more and replace that time with more reading. 

I've run across a ton of great book recommendations on BP and in the podcasts. I think one of the best I've read lately (I heard it recommended by @Brandon Turner in a podcast) is The One Thing. Fantastic book!

Any great books you all can recommend? 

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