July 16, 2007 The Key Ingredient to Being a Millionaire... Authors Robert Kriegel and Louis Patler conducted a study with 1500 participants over a 20 year period. Their task? To become millionaires. Group A consisted of 1245 people, or 83% of the participants. They had to focus on making as much money as they could first and foremost, with personal fulfillment being secondary. It had to be in that order: Become a millionaire first, do what you enjoy second. Group B was the remaining 255 participants. Their objective was the complete opposite. Do what you want and love first, worry about the money later. Question #1: How many millionaires came out of Group A? Out of 1245, over 20 years? (I guessed 40, or roughly 3%)) Question #2: How many millionaires came out of Group B, the remaining 255 sampled? (I guessed 20, figuring the percentage would be roughly 3 times greater, or 9%) |
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