Two Billionaire Traits You Can Adopt

Author: Vanessa Stoykov
Category: Financial Freedom

I have worked in and around the money industry for more than 27 years. I have known billionaires, millionaires and those that aspire to be. I’ve also made and lost millions running my own business, evolution media group, for over 20 years.

During that time I have made countless observations about people who have money. How they act, how they speak, even how they dress. And while there are many things that are different about all these people, there are two common denominators that come up time and time again.

Firstly, they believe in themselves. Implicitly. While not always arrogantly (although same are!) very confidently and totally. This belief is due to the fact that they have made it. That sort of belief is unshakeable simply because it is true. Of course we have all heard before that you have to believe in yourself to be successful, or that to attract money you need to believe you can – and will.

The second trait they all shared was a passion or purpose that money fulfilled, but wasn’t the reason.

Particularly billionaires, I have found, actually don’t think about money much at all. They are more likely to drive older cars, and even buy bargains – most I meet don’t waste money, and in fact are far more likely to be frugal. Why? Because their money fulfils a bigger cause for them – their passion. Whether that passion is philanthropy ( and increasingly was for those with billions) or investing, (which in nature creates wealth) these billionaires pursued their passion relentlessly.

So how can we learn from these two traits – belief and passion to increase our money situation? Increasingly, it is obvious that if you just do a job for money, you are doing the wrong job. Our work takes far too much of our life force to spend doing something we don’t care about.

You are far more likely to increase your financial position, and your belief around your worthiness for it, by doing something you are…

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Vanessa Stoykov writes for Secrets of the Money Masters, a programme she founded, now owned by tech giant Iress for the education of financial advisers

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Vanessa Stoykov

Vanessa has been passionate about writing and storytelling since her days of hiding under the doona with her torch to read after bedtime.
Kathy Skantzos

Kathy is a yoga-loving world traveller who also happens to moonlight as a business journalist and writer. She was the finance editor of news.com.au and the Managing Editor of CEO Magazine (Asia) before joining Vanessa and the evo squad.
Shayne Sommer

Shayne is second dan black belt in karate, and a budding romance writer with a difference. Why? Because she writes romance stories that always have a money lesson.
Antoinette Colbran

Specialising in stories for 50+ women, Antoinette draws from her own experiences to help other women avoid the pitfalls and see the benefits of understanding their money situation.
Michael Crooks

Michael Crooks is a more than 20 year writer and documentary maker who has worked with Time Inc and the BBC, who wants to expose the truth from real victims of financial crime to help others avoid their mistakes.
Kim Payne

Kim Payne has spent the past three decades as a speaker, trainer, business coach, and consultant in financial services. She has worked with and transformed hundreds of brilliant, educated, high achievers who are chronically under-living.
Rebecca Pritchard

Rebecca Pritchard is on a mission to help men and women achieve equality when growing a family.
Antony Perring

Ant is a writer, designer and business builder with a love of food, design and good living. He writes on food and money in an easy to do way.
Julie Hyde

Julie Hyde is a leader of leaders. A disruptor and a powerful people enabler who empowers leaders to make big things happen.
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I have worked in and around the money industry for more than 27 years. I have known billionaires, millionaires and those that aspire to be. I’ve also made and lost millions running my own business, evolution media group, for over 20 years.