Read lots – but make sure it’s educational
Another habit that’s dramatic more common among the super-rich is reading. Corley’s research found that 88% of the rich read 30 minutes or more each day for education or career reasons, versus just 2% of the poor.
As already mentioned, Warren Buffett is a huge advocate of the benefits of reading, reportedly spending around 80% of his day engrossed in books. Meanwhile, Bill Gates hits a slightly more achievable pace of one book a week and Mark Zuckerberg aims to read one Book every two weeks.
What just read is important too. While just 11% of rich people regularly for for entertainment, 85% of rich people read around two books per month for education, self-improvement or career purposes. Looks like it's time to ditch the novels and pick Up a non-fiction book...

Simplify things

If there’s one thing that will increase the efficiency of your life, it’s not wasting time on small decisions, which is why many of the super-rich are known for their strict routines.

Mark Zuckerberg famously wears a uniform of gray T-shirts and jeans, a decision which he explained at a Q&A with the following response: "I feel like I'm not doing my job if I'm spending any of my energy on things that Are silly or frivolous about my life."

Other members of the super-rich have been known for their signature looks. Steve Jobs used to wear a black turtleneck and jeans, while Karl Lagerfeld opted for a black suit, white collars and sunglasses.

Meditate every day

According to TV show host Tim Ferriss, who has interviewed more than 200 rich and highly-successful people, the most consistent habit among them was meditation. "More than 80% of the world-class performers I interviewed shared this trait", he wrote For Mission.org.

Oprah Winfrey, Arianna Huffington, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner all swear by meditation

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