As the younger generation, we often get a message or advice from older people about various things. That's because more experienced parents, both about the moral, financial, and life.
Some of us might consider such advice are outdated. Then, how about when you get advice from successful people or billionaires about finance? Do you also ignore them? I think you need to listen to the first few financial advice from the billionaires.
1. Li Ka-shing (Wealth: US $32 billion)
Advice from this Asian millionaire is remains a simple life when you succeed, do not need luxurious life. This advice seems aimed at the middle class that we often encounter consumerist habits of life with stylish luxury, tend to show wealth. Actually, they are not really rich, it could be money for lavish lifestyle comes from debt.
The next message is getting along to learn and expand your network. You should have a special allocation to learn, by purchasing a book or follow training that could potentially meet up with people who are richer and smarter, so that in the future you can establish relationships with people such.
This message indicates that each of us is required to continue to learn and grow by learning. Not to miss is the advice to invest for the sake of the future.
2. Jack Ma (Wealth: US $30 billion)
Advice from the founder of the Alibaba Group is we have to quickly adapt and change before coming new trends. The ability to see opportunities that cannot be seen by other people is a real opportunity. We can see for yourself some of the great companies in the world, in particular the technology went bankrupt because it couldn't adapt to the changes.
If you still remember 10 years ago, in which mobile phones from Europe so rule, but now it's all just memories because of the emergence of a new trend. Then we as human beings should be able to adapt to change by upgrading themselves for the better.
3. Donald Trump (Wealth: US $3.1 billion)
Further advice from the U.S. President at a time and real-estate entrepreneur is persistence. Trump proved unyielding spirit would be able to pass all the obstacles. He also achieved success as now after passing several times broke, both in terms of both business and personal. He was at the end of a bankruptcy in private in 1989.
Here's some advice from some of the billionaires that we can apply in life so that we get better again.
Source: Warta Ekonomi
