I read where the average American tracks 12,000 miles per year on their car.

Now that's the equivalent of spending 300 hours behind the wheel.

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uplifting, inspiring, motivating after 300 hours? I'm Terry Saville Foy, your cheerleader

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Okay, so Entrepreneur Magazine.

They conducted a research by Tom Corley involving the habits of the wealthy versus

habits of the poor.

And they were looking for common traits in their daily habits to just see what they shared

in order to be so successful.

Well, one of the habits, and I might add if this is the easiest one to adapt, is the practice

of listening to audio teaching during their commute.

In other words, turn your car into a classroom, right? Well, the study showed that

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