Lewis Howes breaks down what separates billionaires from everyone else: assertiveness, high agency, and curiosity. He uses Jeff Bezos's decision-making approach as a key example of how the wealthiest people think differently.
I actively coach four billionaires. The one thing that I learned from them, their number one trait is assertiveness. They assert themselves into situations because they believe they'll figure it out. If you want to change the world, you have to assert yourself into the world. You can't be a passive person. You have to have high agency. Jeff Bezos says that what made Amazon so successful was that they made decisions with only 60% of the information. Most people, they think they need to have 100% before they go. People who are certain tend to be stubborn, and people who are certain stop being curious. Flexible too. You need to be flexible, adaptive and curious. If you are truly flexible, adaptive and curious, you actually go into problems more easily. The summit of Greatness get your tickets today.
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