10 Signs You Will Be Very Rich

Getting rich and becoming a millionaire may seem like a
fantasy, but it’s not so far-fetched. There are a lot of key
habits that millionaires have that attribute to their
success. We did a little research on how millionaires live
their everyday lives and compiled a list for you.
Here are 10 signs you’re going to be a millionaire, even
if you don’t feel like you are.
1. You always shoot for the moon.
You know how the saying goes, “Shoot for the moon.
Even if you miss, you’ll land amongst the stars.” If you’re
the type of person to strive for an A when you only need
a B to pass the class, you have the mindset of a
millionaire. On a mission to become rich, shoot for $10
million, not $1 million. Continue to think big.
2. You maintain an open mind.
You are not afraid of new ideas and know that closed
minds do not inspire faith, courage, belief and active
imagination. Successful millionaires change their
psychological approach to money, success, and
happiness.
3. You use your time to harness effective results.
You understand that time is more valuable than money
itself. You are more likely to hire people for things that
you are not good at so you can use your time on things
that you excel in. Financially successful people are
consumed by their hunt for success and work to the point
that they feel they are winning and not just working.
4. You enjoy setting and reaching goals.
If you’re a chronic goal-setter, you think like a
millionaire. Peter Voogd, founder of the Game Changers
Academy, who made his first million before turning 26
once said, “You don’t make a million by accident. If it’s
not a goal you sure as hell won’t hit it.”
5. You remain optimistic in the face of adversity.
There are plenty of millionaires who have lived the
“from rags to riches” narrative, including author J.K.
Rowling. She was a single mother on state benefits and
attributes her achievements to her ability to focus all her
attention on the things that mattered to her the most.
Rich people believe: “I create my life.” Poor people
believe: “Life happens to me.”
6. You are aware of what’s going on in the world.
If you are the type of person to start your morning off
catching up on current events rather than the
happenings on social media, you possess a habit of a
millionaire. Entrepreneurs like Bill Gates and Warren
Buff start their day off with news publications such as
The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
7. Being poor makes no sense.
You eliminate any and all excuses that being poor is
justifiable. Bill Gates once said, “If you’re born poor, it’s
not your mistake. But if you die poor, it is your mistake.”
8. You work with or a seek a successful mentor.
You understand that it is important not to limit yourself
to ideas of unsuccessful people. You study what
millionaires do and consider a mentor to be a vital
resource to your success. Sixty-eight percent of the 400
Americans on the Forbes 2013 Billionaires List are
considered “self-made” billionaires, meaning they did
not inherit their fortune. Chances are, a lot of them had
mentors to help them think outside of any possible
limited thought processes.
9. Avoid debt that doesn’t pay you.
Make it a rule that you never use debt that won’t make
you money. If you borrow money for a car, it should be
guaranteed to increase your income. While the rich use
debt to leverage investments in order to grow cash flows,
the poor use debt to buy things that make rich people
richer.
10. You save to invest.
You understand that the only reason to save money is to
invest it. Put your saved money into secured and
untouchable accounts. Never use these accounts for
anything, not even an emergency. This will force you to
continue to increase your income. You believe in
investing your surpluses into ventures that you cannot
access.