Three traits separate billionaires from everyone else: obsessive focus on one narrow skill, relentless curiosity about how things work, and disciplined execution in business. They're world-class experts in their domain, not generalists.
If you could share the top three lessons you've learned from billionaires, what would those three lessons be? While number one, knee-jerk is absolute, obstinate obsession about their skill set. Not about the world in general, but about that one thing. Do you know what I mean? Like it's not all the billionaires I know wouldn't, would struggle on Jeopardy. Right. General knowledge doesn't get rewarded. It's just a specific knowledge. And so that's the first thing that comes to mind. Like, I don't know a single billionaire that isn't a world-class expert at a very narrow, singular task. I think the second one would be curiosity. It's hard to be abundant if you're not curious. I love to learn. I love to, how did you start the podcast? How did you, I'm fascinated. And I think that comes into because people of great wealth tend to be problem solvers. you know, we tend to like problems. And I think the third one would be discipline. Now, discipline is different, right? Like, discipline to me is fit body, fit mind, fit business. But I have billionaire friends who are slops. Sloppy, right? Yeah. You know, they're they don't they eat like crap, they're overweight, they don't care, but they're extremely disciplined about their business. Like, I think the discipline applies to who you are and everybody can be different. I think those are the three.
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