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T. Harv Eker argues that becoming "rich" is statistically unlikely (about a 5% chance to reach the highest income bracket and a 1% chance to become what most people call rich). He warns that high earnings can still require long work hours (10–12 hours/day) and calls that being a "rich slave." The true goal, he says, is financial freedom — defined as having the real choice over what to do with your life — and he frames life success around having that choice.

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10 to 12 hours a day.

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