{Vikas Shah, a Professor of Entrepreneurship revealed the secrets of billionaires to Daily Mail after interviewing and working with some of the richest people in the world.}<\/p>\n
Below are 10 secrets to success of billionaires<\/p>\n
{{1. Find your passion }} <\/p>\n
You can\u2019t achieve financial freedom if you don\u2019t find out what you are passionate about. Don\u2019t just chose a career path because you feel it pays the most; your passion can become a huge wealth generator for you.<\/p>\n
{{2. Don’t give up easily }} <\/p>\n
Every billionaire had moments when everything didn\u2019t seem to work but they never gave up. If you want to achieve financial freedom, you have to be resilient and be able to get back up when life knocks you down.<\/p>\n
{{3. Don’t chase wealth }} <\/p>\n
Every single billionaire Prof Vikas Shah interviewed always told the same thing about starting a business \u2013 starting a business should never be about money. When your aim about going into business is just to make money, you might never achieve the financial freedom you desire. When starting a business, you should think about making a big change in the world, whether that\u2019s revolutionising technology, solving a problem, improving lives or creating something. When you achieve this, wealth will follow.<\/p>\n
{{4. Take care of yourself }} <\/p>\n
According to Prof Shah, all the billionaires he interviewed were committed to their health. Billionaires ensure they sleep well, eat well, take breaks to ensure they are in peak performance.<\/p>\n
{{5. Give }} <\/p>\n
Prof Shah also discovered all the billionaires he interviewed and worked with love giving. So if you want to achieve financial success, you shouldn\u2019t just be interested in just receiving; make a commitment to change lives by giving.<\/p>\n
{{6. Think long-term }}<\/p>\n
You can\u2019t create a sustainable business if you only think short-term. According to Prof Shah, most billionaires are constantly thinking about how they can make their business sustainable, often long after they\u2019re gone. If you want to be successful, you have to think long-term.<\/p>\n
{{7. Ideas aren’t enough…execution is also important }} <\/p>\n
Another important trait Prof Shah discovered about billionaires is that even though ideas are important, they aren\u2019t enough. Just because you have the best ideas doesn\u2019t mean you will make it. Having a great idea is important but executing the idea is even more important.<\/p>\n
{{8. Have a team }} <\/p>\n
According to Prof Shah, every single billionaire he met always credited their success to their team. To achieve financial freedom, you need to have a brilliant team who are motivated and led by your passion.<\/p>\n
{{9. Have a mentor }} <\/p>\n
Prof Shah discovered every single billionaire he met has a mentor, a coach or a close friend they can confide in. According to Prof Shah, finding a mentor is important because \u201cnobody knows all the answers.\u201d<\/p>\n
{{10. Be yourself }} <\/p>\n
Prof Shah also discovered the secret to being a billionaire is being yourself. If you want to achieve financial success, don\u2019t try to be someone else, just be yourself.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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