Brandon
Turner –
Imagine
sitting in a room with 108 millionaires and being able to pick their brains for
three days.
What would
you ask them?
What would
you hope to learn?
This is the
exact situation I found myself in last weekend, and the event completely
changed my life, as I hope the lessons I learned, and communicate below, will
change yours.
I recently
joined this small, millionaire-only men's group (called GoBundance) in an
effort to level-up my relationships and associate with people smarter and more
successful than me.
There is a
well-known (and anonymous) quote that goes, “If you're the smartest person in
the room, you're in the wrong room." This event was the "smarter
room" I chose to place myself in.
Here's what
I learned.
1. Don’t Be
the Smartest Guy in the Room
I’ve been
investing in real estate for a decade and also have one of the most popular
podcasts in iTunes, but I look like a financial toddler next to most of the men
in this group, which is exactly where I need to be.
Millionaires
don’t seek to surround themselves with people who make them feel superior. They
continually seek out people who are far more successful -- in numerous
categories.
Want to get more in-shape? Go talk to the
black belt who owns three karate studios.
Want to become better at raising private
capital? Go talk to the VC worth over $100,000,000.
Need help with your marriage? Talk to the
guy who’s been happily married for 47 years.
Millionaires
surround themselves with people they can strive to become more like, in every
aspect of life.
2. Wealth is
More Than Money
If there is
one theme that runs through every member of this millionaire tribe it’s this:
Wealth is more than money.
Source:
Forbes
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