Prosperity Place Podcast Interview of Tom Corley

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Tom Corley: How to Develop Rich Habits – TPS352

Here’s the link to the interview: https://prosperityplace.com/tom-corley-how-to-develop-rich-habits-tps352/

Tom Corley is an internationally recognized authority on habits and wealth creation. His inspiring keynote addresses cover success habits of the rich, failure habits of the poor and cutting edge habit change strategies. In Tom’s five-year study of the rich and poor, he identified over 300 daily habits that separated the “haves” from the “have nots.” Tom is a bestselling and award-winning author. His books include Rich Habits, Rich Kids, Change Your Habits Change Your Life and Rich Habits Poor Habits.

Highlights

After someone asked Tom, “What am I doing wrong?” he started doing research about habits of the rich and poor.
Rich habits are visualization, reading, mentors, surrounding yourself with successful people.
You pick up the habits of the people around you.
A positive mental attitude opens up your whole brain. A negative mindset shuts down your brain.
Tom suggests that you write your future story.
I ask Tom what he does to turn wanting into action.
Tom has developed the habit of waking up early and writing every day.
The only thing you have to do is start. If possible, find someone with whom you can share what you are doing.
Action creates motivation.
It’s important to have people to share with.
People have different rhythms, so you have to find yours.
Tom talks about “alpha time” which happens when you first wake up and is a creative time.
Poor people have do-nothing habits that are unrelated to anything productive.
Poor people don’t have a vision of who they want to be.
After you create what you want and your why, find out what you have to do to get there.
Envy and keeping up with others are poor habits.
Stuff doesn’t make you happy.