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Also, I don't believe that any specific habits can you make you successful. Person "A": spends 105% of his income Person "B": spends 85% of his income Which

• ankitoberoi 13y ago
  Spending more than what you earn is not a habit, it's a disorder. What I'm trying to say is that it does not work like that. If I were to follow all that is said in such book/articles, will I automatically become rich or successful?
  • theorique 13y ago
    Spending more than what you earn, as a repeated pattern of behavior, is definitely a habit. Most people would agree that it's a bad one. If you're waiting for some advice or recipe to make you "automatically" rich or successful, you'll be waiting a long time. Nobody can guarantee that. We can probably agree that there is a spectrum of habits that range from "good" to "bad". Practicing good habits doesn't create automatic success, just like practicing bad habits doesn't make success impossible, but there are statistical trends.