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16 top money tips from some of the world's most successful people Sharon Feiereisen, Reader's Digest Jun 12, 2018, 4:38 PM ET Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Bill Gates is worth $91.3 billion, according to Bloomberg. In the words of  Bill Gates , "success is a lousy teacher." Some of the most successful people in the world had plenty of failures and learning experiences along the way. 16 successful people shared their best  money advice  and career tips, from prioritizing learning over earning and making lists for everything to remembering that past success does not ensure future success. Read the  original article  on  Reader's Digest  Copyright 2018 1. Be passionate. Paul Morigi/Getty Images For most people, finding exactly what they love and monetizing it is one of life's biggest challenges. Those money tips are exactly what tycoon Warren Buffet says drove him to success in investing and finding great deals.

4 Productivity Increasing Habits That You Should Start Every Day With We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. — Aristotle The first hour of your day helps set the pace for all that follows. If you wake up, shower, and head straight to work you're not taking the proper care for your body that it requires to be truly productive. After trying dozens of different routines, from shocking myself with an electric wristband to wake myself up to just getting some Vitamin D, here are the 4 routines that I find have most consistently helped me succeed. #1. Exercise Working up a sweat in the morning is the most surefire way to increase your productivity throughout the day. There's a few reasons for this. First, it prevents you from putting it off. If you have a bad day at work, you're much less likely to go and workout right after. If it's in the morning, you set the tone for the whole day. Moderate to heavy exercise al

10 Important Things You Should Accomplish Before Turning 30 Tom Stevenson Instagram I will turn 30 next year. This milestone is fast approaching and I am facing with a mix of excitement and trepidation. My 20s have been the best decade of my life. I have done things I never thought I would, made some great friends, and been to places I always dreamt of going! Life moves at a quick rate. It still feels like yesterday, when I stepped off the plane in  Australia  at the start of my travels! It’s easy to put your hopes and desires on hold until you’re a little older and wiser, but if you keep putting them off, hopes and dsires are all they will remain. Your 20s are the best years of life. You have minimal responsibilities, you’re at peak health and able to enjoy yourself to the fullest. It would be crime to waste those years going around in circles and not living to your full potential. What you do and achieve in your 20s will set you up for the remainder of y