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Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and

a Sean Croxon.com. Thanks so much for tuning into our finance Friday episode where we

talk about all things money mindset. We've got Zigg Ziggler back on the show.

And today's Zigg is going to talk about what millionaires have in common.

And you might be surprised what you find out. Here's Zigg.

US News and World Report. January 13, 1986 discuss the one million

millionaires in America. Twenty to thirty years has been their average

length of time they took to acquire their fortune and they earn their money

by supplying basic human needs less than one percent. And here's something

I really want you to listen to because this ties to something else that's

so important. Less than one percent of the millionaires in America earn their

money in music, radio, TV, the movies, entertainment or athletics. All of those

put together less than one percent had earned their money in all of those

fields combined. The Honorable Clarece Pendleton, the chairman of the US

commission on civil rights, personally told me as a result of studies they had

done that particularly in the black community where there's been so many

false hopes raised about here's the way to get to the top. Do it in athletics

and entertainment. Mr. Pendleton told me that the odds are one thousand

times as great that that young black athlete will become a successful doctor

or lawyer as they are that he will become a professional athlete. Now when you

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