So whether you're starting out in the negative with student loans or you have an inheritance

of a hotel heiress, anyone can grow the money that they have. So today I'm going to share

five boring but basic habits when it comes to building wealth over the years. Be sure to like, subscribe,

and share this episode with a friend. Okay, so these are five things that have helped me over

the years when it comes to thinking long term and building wealth. And they're kind of broad,

they're kind of boring, I feel like. They're not very exciting. But I'm telling you,

they are absolutely needed. If you don't have these things, it's going to be very, very difficult to build wealth long term.

Number one is don't let your thoughts limit you.

Okay, this is really important because if you really do believe that the world isn't going to work for you

and building wealth is never going to happen and like you're just set up to never win,

then you're not even going to try.

Like if that is your thought process.

But if you also have the thought process on the other end of, hey, what would it look like

if I created a plan and actually stuck with it when it came to my money?

What if I lived below my means?

What if I did these things and actually started to see progress, I really probably could build wealth. Like it's really important. Our thoughts are really, really important. And even growing up, I mean, our parents told us, like, you can be whoever you want to be, do anything you want to do. I mean, like, there was like this attitude about the world is there and you can take it.

You can do it. Anything is possible. You know, with the right attitude, hard work and all of it.

So I know that sounds a little naive, but honestly, as an adult, I really do believe, though,

what our thoughts are, create our actions, which really does create our future and what our

life is going to be. So if you are hopeless, you're

not going to do anything. Your actions are going to mirror that. But if you're hopeful and you do

have belief in something, then you're going to be able to say, okay, I'm actually going to do

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