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This study blew my mind. It found there’s ONE main key to earning a higher income. The study looked at kids from poorer families, and how they turned out as adults. Turns out, the number one indicator of their future income was not the socioeconomic status of their family....

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Codie Sanchezvor 2 Jahren

This episode is about surroundings, place, and whether you have to leave your hometown to grow. w/ guests @nathanbarry & @RobuiltChannel. Listen here: Spotify: Apple: YouTube:

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Dickie Bush 🚢vor 2 Jahren

This is why I think the smartest thing you can do is to realize you aren't that smart. The best operators know what they know, but more importantly what they don't know. Double down on what you know. Then surround yourself with people who know everything else.

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Steve · Millionaire Habitsvor 2 Jahren

You are who you associate with. So many people learn this the hard way.

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Our environment shapes our mindset. Surround yourself with positive, ambitious people to upgrade your operating system.

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Wealth Directorvor 2 Jahren

It's not just about your effort alone; it's about who and what you're around. Choose your surroundings wisely!

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Just Gregvor 2 Jahren

I think it has a lot to do with employment referral. Almost all of the positions I've held were from referral. Who you hang around and who you know professionally grows over time, but that's where your referrals come from, and who you're referring as well.

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Rory Stoudervor 2 Jahren

There are outliers, I grew up in a well connected socioeconomic city, lots of wealth. But if you don’t fit in, those same kids make sure you know it. How would you advise those kids to overcome and make it in the “in group”?

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Ericson Smithvor 2 Jahren

Or as my mom used to say “don’t hang around poor people”.

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AJ Londonovor 2 Jahren

Love this post so much. I couldn’t be where I am today if I didn’t leave my hometown… Now, 17 years later, I’m preparing to leave this home for what’s coming next. Complacency is the death of duty

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Michael Sutyakvor 2 Jahren

This is an extension of the adage that you are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with. It's natural - you'll take on their beliefs, habits, actions and ultimately, outcomes.

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