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Get an insight into how the biggest fish in the pond thinks, with 19 success quotes from 19 billionaires. Getting rich is possible for anyone. If you want it bad enough. You can make it happen. People who have achieved success already, say prosperity starts with your mentality. You need to decide if you are interested in success or engaged in success.. Be ethical All you have in
business is your reputation. So, it is very important that you keep your word. – Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group. – Success Quotation Inobes Money is a commodity Money is misunderstood. In fact, if you want to be successful the money will follow you. If you are a doctor, something else will follow you. If you are successful, there is an accompaniment and if your goal
is just to make money, you will not succeed. Money is a commodity to use, not to be dictated by. - Frank Lowy, former chairman of Westfield Corporation Be patient no matter how great talent or effort, some things just take time. You can't produce a baby for a month by getting nine women pregnant. - Warren Buffett, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Everyone doesn't
get along with you If you want to do something different, you're going to come up against a lot of naysayers. - James Dyson, Inventor and founder of Dyson Company Be persistent Never Give Up. Today is difficult, tomorrow will be worse, but the day after tomorrow will be sunshine. - Jack Ma, founder and chairman of Alibaba Group Ask yourself and get feedback I think it's very
important to have a feedback loop, where you constantly think about what you've done and how you could make it better. I think that's the single best advice: constantly thinking about how you could make things better and question yourself. - Elon Musk, founder and CEO of Tesla Inc. Ask conventional teachings The most important aspect of my personality as far as determining
my success goes has been my questioning of conventional wisdom, doubting experts and questioning authority. While it can be painful in your relationship with your parents and teachers, it is hugely useful in life. - Larry Ellison, Co-founder of Oracle Corporation Working Hard and Smart Talent effortlessly is wasted talent. And while the effort is the only thing you can control in your
life, applying that effort intelligently is next on the list. - Mark Cuban, Co-owner of 2929 Entertainment and President of AXS TV Know Your Value Don't Compare Yourself to Anyone in This World. If you do, you're insulting yourself – Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft Corporation – Success Quotes Enjoy your work If you're in business, you're not enjoying it. You work – Carlos Slim
Helu, CEO of Telmex, America Movil, and Grupo Carso Keep Learning When the pace of change outside is more than what's inside, be sure the end is near. - Azim Premji, Chairman of Wipro Ltd Celebrate The more you praise and celebrate your life, more can be found in to celebrate. - Oprah Winfrey, American Media Holder and Producer – Success Quotes Balance
Stubbornness and Flexibility If you don't stubbornly, you'll give up on experimentation too soon. And if you're not flexible, you'll pound your head against the wall and you won't see another solution to a problem you're trying to solve. - Jeff Bezos, founder and chairman of the Amazon.com Make decisions with calm focus I think when it comes to decisions. I try not to be emotional.
To drown out the noise and look at the important facts. - David Tepper, founder and CEO of Appaloosa Management Don't worry about the competition You can worry about the competition or you can focus on what's ahead and drive fast. - Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter Own Your Mistakes One of the things I try to get better at is to apologize when I make mistakes. That's
been a big priority for me. - Evan Spiegel, co-founder and CEO of Snap Inc. - Success Quotes Don't Get Complacent Complacency is the worst. I never allow myself to be satisfied with what I have done, and I always tried to instill this in everyone around me. - Amancio Ortega, founder and former president of Inditex fashion group Build Legacy Analyze your failures Every time I
make a mistake with a company, I print it out and try to figure out why it happened. - Garrett Champ , Co-founder of Uber - Success Quotes Billionaire Quotessuccess Ever wish you could spend a few days with some of the world's billionaires, just to learn some of what they know? Maybe not to become a billionaire yourself, but to find out just enough to kick your own finances into
high gear? Money Quotes for 20 richest people Getty Because it's impossible for the vast majority of us, I settled for inspirational billionaire quotes. Maybe they don't give details, but maybe they can point us in the right direction. Now there are hundreds of billionaires in the world, so I'm stuck on digging up money quotes from the top 20. The billionaires are drawn from Forbes' The
World's Billionaires for 2018. It turned out that it ended up being 20 of the top 26. Like the rest of us, it seems some billionaires prefer to be private individuals, and not say much publicly. Yet the names on this list are as impressive as the statements they make about money. 1. Jeff Bezos Jeff Bezos – ASSOCIATED PRESS The founder of Amazon is the richest man in the world,
with an estimated net worth of $112 billion. And he's only 55. His wisdom: I think thrift drives innovation, just as other limitations do. One of the only ways to get out of a tight box is to invent yourself out. The operative word here is thrift, as in limited resources. Just as it drives innovation, it can force you to reinvent yourself out of a tight box. In other words, it's often cheaper to
create something than it is to buy it. There are limitations of course, but when it comes to money, thrift is fundamental. to start saving and investing money, you need to Master the art of living under your means. 2. Bill Gates Bill Gates ASSOCIATED PRESS The founder of Microsoft, estimated to be worth $90 billion, is also rich in quotes. But this one stands out: If you're born
poor, it's not your mistake, but if you die poor its mistake. No, there's nothing you can do about the circumstances you were born into. But where you go from there is up to you. You may not be able to choose to be a billionaire, but you have an opportunity to improve your finances and your life at any time. 3. Warren Buffet Warrren Buffet ASSOCIATED PRESS The chairman and
CEO of Berkshire Hathaway is estimated to be worth $84 billion. Probably the most cited of all billionaires, I found this one to be the most life-changing: If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you'll work until you die. Think about it: if you can only earn as much money as you earn, you are limited by the number of hours you can work and the effort you can
outsource. But if you're developing ways to make money, even when you're not working... it's the life changing part. 4. Bernard Arnault CEO of LVMH Bernard Arnault ASSOCIATED PRESS The chairman and CEO of LVMH (the world's largest luxury goods company) is estimated to be worth $72 billion. That makes him the richest person in Europe. He had the following to say:
Money is just a consequence. I always tell my team, don't worry too much about profitability. If you do your job well, profitability will come.' Before you can make money, you must first create something of value. It applies to investing as well. The companies whose shares perform best in the long term are those that consistently add value. There is insight into that quote, both to run
a business and to invest money. 5. Mark Zuckerberg Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg ASSOCIATED PRESS The youngest member of the 20 richest billionaires, Zuckerberg is estimated to be worth $71 billion. The co-founder and CEO of Facebook once said the following: The biggest risk is not taking any risk. In a world that is changing really fast, the only strategy that is
guaranteed to fail is to take risks. There is no way to succeed without taking risks. It is as true to invest as it is in a career. If you invest too conservatively, such as putting all your money into safe investments and avoiding equity investments like stocks and real estate, you will be lucky if you can keep up with inflation. 6. Amancio Ortega The founder of the zara clothing and
accessories chain is the second richest man in Europe, with an estimated net worth of $70 billion. At the age of 80, he gives up this revelation: I will continue working until the end. Most people dream of retiring, and here is a man who could have done so at any time, but chose not to. Great things can happen at all stages of life. And perhaps the story of this man is that creating the
ability to retire is more important than retirement itself. 7. Carlos Slim Helu Carlos made his 67.1 billion, mainly in telecommunications. But if you look at the big picture, he once had this to say: Low interest rates are a great opportunity for investment. But the issue is that this money should go to the real economy, not the financial economy. Moral of the story: invest in things that
are real, and have lasting value. It may seem counterintuitive in today's hyper-financialized economy. But if you look at the companies with the biggest market capitalizations, like Amazon, Google and Apple, they all provide valuable products and services. Interest rates and stock prices may rise and fall, but the value persists. 8. Charles Koch The co-owner of Koch Industries with
his brother David (see below), is worth an estimated $60 billion. He had this to say: Relentlessly strive to come up with new and better products and produce them more efficiently than the alternatives. This is excellent advice in choosing a company to work for or invest in, or if you are planning to start a business. Growth must be continuous, otherwise you will become a Self also
competitor, destined for a less optimistic result. 9. David Koch The other half of the Koch Brothers, David is also worth an estimated $60 billion. His advice comes from a different direction entirely: You know, when you've stood up to cancer, everything else feels like a pretty easy fight. His ongoing battle with cancer has given this multi-billionaire a deeper perspective on life, and
one we shouldn't miss. Money challenges may not be the biggest battles you will fight in life. With this in mind, keep everything in perspective and work to achieve balance in your life. 10. Larry Ellison Larry Ellison, center, co-founder of Oracle Corporation ASSOCIATED PRESS The co-founder, CEO and chief technology officer of Oracle is worth an estimated $58.5 billion. He
advocates following your dreams: I think people have to follow their dreams - I did. Before you can achieve anything meaningful, you need to start with a dream. It's another counterintuitive notion in a world where young people are often encouraged to pursue a safe career. With dreams comes passion, and the money usually follows. Larry Ellison's life and success really make
that point. 11. Michael Bloomberg Worth an estimated $50 billion, Michael Bloomberg is the owner of the Bloomberg Empire, and the former mayor of New York City. He offers this insight: America is built around this premise that you can do it, and there are a lot of people who probably haven't done what did. Have you ever thought about doing something big, but avoid acting on
it? Maybe you thought people like me don't do things like that. According to Michael Bloomberg, this could be completely wrong. Many of the greatest success stories in history were achieved by people who were considered unqualified. Whether you have a business idea, or you want to start investing, never let it stop you. 12th Larry Page by Google (with Sergey Brin - below),
Page has an estimated net worth of $48.8 billion. He recommends focusing on the future. Lots of companies don't succeed over time. What are they basically doing wrong? They usually miss the future. There are plenty of well-established companies that have a long, successful track record. But the companies people get rich from investing in are the ones that build the future.
You want to keep some of these companies in your investment portfolio, along with steady artists. They may also be the richest employment opportunities. 13. Sergey Brin Google's second founding half is worth an estimated $47.5 billion. He gave this perspective: I feel there is an existential anxiety among young people. I didn't. They see huge mountains, where I only saw a
small hill to climb. If you see a road or goal as too scary, you might choose not to even pursue it. It seems Sergey is challenging us to lower the barriers and focus on what is on the other side of what appears to be a mountain. Trust if a hill looks like a mountain to you, it makes it to others too. It will cut back on competition. That's exactly why it might not be as challenging as you
think it is. 15. S. Robson Walton Three of the children of Walmart founder Sam Walton – Jim Walton, S. Robson Walton and Alice Walton – occupy the 14th, 15th, and 16th places on the list of the world's richest billionaires, each with equal wealth. But in order not to draw too much inspiration from the same family, let's look at a quote from S. Robson Walton (estimated net worth:
$46.2 billion). He had the following to say: I learned from my dad that change and experimentation are constants and important. You have to keep trying new things. Translation: don't get too set your way. The world, the economy and the markets are in a state of constant change. Be ready to roll with them, and to do some experimenting along the way. That could mean changing
the way you do business, or how you invest your money. 17. Ma Huateng This billionaire made his estimated $45.3 billion fortune in the internet media. He offered this advice: The leader of the market today may not necessarily be the leader tomorrow. In business like investing, change is a constant. Technology, markets and leadership are constantly changing. A prime example is
Sears. It was Walmart before Walmart came. But things are changing. 19. Mukesh Ambani Mukesh is chairman and largest investor in Reliance Industries Limited, the Indian company with the highest market capitalisation. He is estimated to be worth $40.1 billion. He warns us not to be ready for some adversity: If there are any losses that you take, then we are all big boys – we
shouldn't cry. In any business you start, whether it's a career, a business venture, or an investment, you're going to experience losses and failures. They are not abnormalities – they are normal. Don't get beaten by but see them instead as part of the road the way 20. Jack Ma chairman of Alibaba Group Jack Ma ASSOCIATED PRESS The co-founder and chairman of technology
giant Alibaba is estimated to be worth $39 billion. His advice: I come to this world not to work. I want to come to this world to enjoy my life. I don't want to die in my office. I want to die on the beaches. Here's a guy who's figured out what it's all about! Sure, you have to work hard in your life. But that shouldn't be an end in itself. Work should be to bring you as close to life in your
dreams as possible. 21. Sheldon Adelson The founder and CEO of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation is worth an estimated $38.5 billion. He gives up this advice in the long term: Why do I need succession planning? I'm very alert, I'm very alive. I have no intention of retiring. That is the opinion of a man of 85! We should suspect that this is a man who thoroughly enjoys his work,
and has no plan to retire - the exact opposite of Jack Ma. And as the saying goes, if you like what you do, it won't feel like work. That's probably where the billionaire is at, and it's a sage concept for the rest of us. 22. Steve Ballmer The former CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer is estimated to be worth $38.4 billion. Ballmer looks at the darker side of success: When you run a
business, you have employees – lots of them – who can cancel your schedule. You have customers who can cancel your schedule. You have a certain obligation to wave the flag because people expect to come out and wave the flag. The number of ways others can command your time is high. Inevitably, there is a balance between time and money. As you move up the ladder of
success, there are more demands on your time. If you plan to jump on the fast, this is something to expect and to be prepared for. 26. Wang Jianlin The founder of Dalian Wanda Group, China's largest real estate development company, is worth an estimated $30 billion. He gives up another lesson in thrift: I'm not a person who pursues luxury. I'm not like the people who, once they
have the money, compulsively waste it or show it off. There is deep wisdom in this quote. Here's a man who's worth billions, and he still lives relatively close to the ground. Takeaway for the rest of us can be, while it's okay to enjoy some of your money, don't get caught up in the lifestyle it provides. Always be prepared to reinvest in your business, career or investment portfolio.
Final Thoughts on Top Money Quotes for the 20 Richest People in the World Most of us will never be billionaires, or even close. But it is clear that it is people who have deeper insights into both power and limitations of money. We can all improve our careers, businesses and financial situations by paying close attention to the tips they offer with their occasional public comments.
They may not change our lives overnight, but they certainly get us heading in a better direction. Direction. Direction.

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