Tips Millionaires
How to save money?
We continue to talk about
money, which began in a previous post dedicated to this topic.
Surely, many of you would be
interested to know the opinion of dollar millionaires on how to not only make a
fortune, but to save it from ruin.
And in general: what kind of
people who managed to reach the highest level of financial comfort? What they
are guided by principles of life?
I suggest you get to know some
tips world's richest people on how to save
money.
Bill Gates
His main advice to conserve
money:
To learn from their past mistakes
Make mistakes, managing cash
flow - the most common phenomenon in life.
We all commit them. But only
those who are able to learn from the mistakes will eventually be able to
achieve financial independence.
His credo: "It is
remarkable that there is a reason to celebrate success. But more importantly,
learn from failures. "
Michael Bloomberg
Purchase only what you need to meet your
needs
Michael Bloomberg is known as
one of the most odious of mayors of New York and as a major auctioneer
international financial information company.
But few people know that in
the past 10 years, he did not put any new pair of shoes, preferring to wear
stretch, alternating between two pairs of black loafers, which, he says, gave
him maximum comfort and meet all the requirements of functionality.
He does not understand, why
spend a fortune on shoes that he never wears because his moccasins fully meet
their needs.
Richard
His advice:
Set goals and make every effort to achieve
them
British billionaire once he
started with a simple list of goals written on a standard sheet of paper.
Many of these goals cannot
even be considered realistic. But he set goals for themselves and started to
just methodically implement them without even knowing that one day they will
become a reality.
John Donald
He advises to make a budget and stick to
it
DD MacArthur was the sole
shareholder of Bankers Life and Casualty Company of Chicago.
He began his business career
with a small acquisition, and despite the Hollywood glitz and glamor around
MacArthur refused to take part in the feast of luxury and lived very modestly,
without departing from the scope of its annual budget to $ 25,000.
Warren
Buy a home that meets your needs
Warren Buffet is a classic
example of this rule.
He still lives in the state of
Nebraska in the house that bought another 1958 just 31,500 dollars.
And, although his condition
has long exceeded 65 billion, and he can afford any mansion, nevertheless, W. Buffet is not going to change their modest stucco 5 bedrooms in the old house
into something grander because cannot afford it allow.
T. Boone Pickens
He recommends
Compose shopping lists and take it with
you to the store as much as should be sufficient to pay
Oil tycoon and billionaire
Pickens knows a sure way to save money, he never wears a purse of money more
than he needs.
Before you go shopping, it is
strictly a list and buys only what is on the list.
Respectively, and money with
them he takes as much as he needs.
You will not be able to spend
more money once you have them?
Robert Kuok
Use the opportunities that life sends you
Robert Kuok, the richest man
in Malaysia, lives by the principles which instilled in him by his mother,
never to be greedy, do not use other people and always guided by morality when
it comes to money.
Explains that in order to
become successful in finance, you must be courageous and always take advantage
of opportunities, even if no one believes in your success.
Jack Ma
His advice: Your customer must always come
first.
D. Ma believes that customers
should always be the number one priority. In second place employees, and only
at the last - the shareholders
Ma believes that the human environment in
which he lives and works, is more important than his abilities.
