Wealth Weekly

5 Life Lessons (I Wish Someone Had Told Me)

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Imagine if you could go back in time and give your younger self a few key tips…

You’d avoid countless mistakes, spot more opportunities and let’s be honest… you’d probably be a lot richer.

Well, that’s exactly what this email is for. I genuinely believe it has the power to create future millionaires, as I’m about to share the 5 life lessons I wish someone had told me when I was younger.

I’ve had a wild ride and these lessons come straight from experience. If you apply them, they could easily save or make you thousands of dollars:

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1. Fail more often. Give yourself permission to make more mistakes. Most of my success has come directly from my failures and I wish I knew this sooner.
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2. Treat success as a marathon, not a sprint. Everyone wants the shortcut, but it's the unglamorous daily work that creates genuine success.
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3. Make reversible decisions quickly. You can change most decisions later if needed. The biggest risk isn't making the wrong choice, it's not making a choice at all.
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4. Don’t be the best, be the only. Combine seemingly unrelated skills together. Steve Jobs created the Apple we know today because he combined his love for calligraphy and technology.
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5. Be motivated by something greater than money. This comes from your values. Personally, if something isn’t in my family’s best interest, I won’t do it under any circumstances

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Start applying just ONE of these principles today. That's all it takes to change your life.

Which one of these lessons resonated with you the most? Reply to this email and let me know - I read every response.

All the best,

Mark Tilbury

P.S. If you’ve made a reversible decision this week, let me know how it went!

Mark Tilbury @ Tilbury Solutions LTD

Amelia House, Crescent Road, Worthing, West Sussex, England, BN11 1RL

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