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underdow I'm Patrick Beady your host of Ait Tim and today we're gonna talk

about three qualities self-made millionaires have in common.

Earlier today I was on a flight back from Ohio and I was thinking about we were having a couple

conversations with friends and I was thinking about you know when we were kids

10 11 12 13 years old you know kids

would say what do you want to be when you grow up and people would say I'm going to play

baseball I want to do this I want to do that but you would hear people say I'm

going to be a multi-millionaire I want to be rich I want to buy this for my mom I want to buy that for my dad I'm going to take them everywhere I'm going to buy a nice car for my dad I want to have a nice house I'm gonna you know we talk about being millionaires right and then we become older and we start thinking, oh my goodness, it's so hard. These people who became millionaires, they have rich families, they have all these fancy degrees, they're smarter than me, they're this, this, this, this, this, that. And then we play small and we stay in this box and our life becomes a regular life and

we don't ever really find that if we're capable of having that life of being a millionaire ourselves. And the reason why I'm using

a phrase millionaire is because, you know, many times people think for someone to

become a millionaire you need to come from a rich family or you need to be extremely smarter than everybody else. a of Americans are self-made millionaires and self-made billionaires.

Fidelity did a study.

According to Fidelity, 86% of millionaires are self-made.

86% of them are self-meaning only 14% had family help them

on financially they came from rich families 86% of my regular people and

billionaires 68% of billionaires according to Forbes are self-made billionaires. I put the links on the bottom

if you want to see both of them on the bottom of the description. And just last week I had

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