@afrablack

Tom Corley spent five years conducting research on the daily activities of 233 self-made rich individuals and 128 poor individuals. He discovered that the significant differences between the rich and the poor lie in their daily habits (Figures 3 & 4). Here, I would like to make a joke. The 30 habits mentioned in this book are a bit too general. Before, I read another book co-authored by them and it even mentioned very specific habits, such as 76% of the interviewed rich people floss their teeth every day, they don't watch TV, and listen to podcasts or non-fiction audiobooks while driving, etc. It's quite puzzling why this book doesn't mention specific habits.

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