6 Key Qualities of Successful Wealth Builders 

Interviewer: Hustler, investor or optimizer? Graham Stephan: Yes

Long term thinking is the key 💪

First time watching your videos - you distilled a range of high-level concepts into a very easy to understand package! 👏

I've used a combination of all 3 but definitely lean more towards the "hustler" architype. The 6 qualities you laid out are spot on! I like to think I have a "winning attitude" and can attribute quite a bit of my success to that. I think Henry Ford summed it up best when he said "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--you're right." Great job on this video 👏👏👏

Great video! Behaviors in a broader perspective are the key to wealth building.

Thank you for all your help and advice. It has helped me build and save over $12,000 as a college student. Most of it is invested lol

I think for me for wealth building it is not getting complacent at the things I'm doing to build wealth and what got me there. Don't forget where I came from.

Divorce is expensive that’s why lot of millionaires are married and still in first marriage.

I appreciate your thoughts on triggers and awerness. Well done.

I'm not suprised 65% of millionaires is still married to their first wife. You dont loose any social skills after a divorce. You do loose a lot of money lol

Love your content. Please do a video on I Bonds.

Wishing you did your own statistical analysis of the Ramsey millionaire raw data. It'd be better than the book...

Good job as always!

Great video. Thanks again Daniel.

Do not think many millioners have jobs they don’t like. Would be interesting to investigate as I suspect a strong correlation between doing what you like, being successful and staying the course.

I loved watching this, thank you. Would you be able to share where you found out that #1 concern for millionanaires is better health? Thanks

1:59 why would I give you a positive review or invest in you BEFORE I see your product? Would you toss your money away like that?

Thanks

I wonder if you have advise for a couple who is already retired and on a small budget. We have about 170K invested but I'm not sure how to divide it between bonds and stock. We're all in bonds at the moment. I'm waiting for the market to go down to get back into it but I don't know what ratio would be best. I really enjoy your videos. I wish I watched them when I was in my 20's....if only there was money courses in school.

I don't like the social skills and consistency

First :)