The thoughts and actions of the rich
A complete millionaire strategy book, completely dissected!

Anne Marie Sabbath, a renowned New York-based consultant and self-development expert sought after by executives of Fortune 500 companies, interviewed over 100 self-made millionaires and discovered a simple rule they all follow.
"The Millionaire Algorithm" is a book that organizes the core of those laws into an "algorithm" so that anyone can follow it.
This book presents the 'laws of success' not as abstract concepts, but as practical methods that can be applied directly in everyday life.


Countless self-help books and success stories tell us, "Just do this and you'll become rich!" But few books actually listen to the vivid voices of successful people and analyze the commonalities in their behavior and mindset.
There is no such thing as absurd motivation in The Millionaire Algorithm.
It is full of only the concrete experiences and true testimonies of people who were ordinary but built wealth through their own efforts.
Therefore, if you follow the book's advice and put it into practice, you can achieve wealth even if you are not a special person, and anyone can create their own millionaire algorithm.

If you don't even start because you don't have much money now, nothing will change.
If you start today, you can reach your goals sooner.
A life free from poverty is never a distant dream.
Quite the opposite! If you follow the roadmap you've designed yourself, you'll undoubtedly live a successful life.
And the sense of accomplishment and satisfaction you will feel on the path you believe is right will be more valuable than any wealth.

---From the preface: "Who Should Read This Book? It's You!"

I was like that at first too.
When we think of the 'rich', we usually think of them as living in luxury homes, driving expensive foreign cars, and living a life that stands out wherever they go.
It seemed like something that could only be done if you had some special background or qualifications, and I felt like there was an invisible wall between them and me.
But as I spent time with them and listened to their stories, I began to realize, one by one, how wrong my thinking was.
The lives of truly rich people are quite different from the images we imagine.
Rather, it is the image of people who have quietly and steadily walked their own path.
---From the preface: "Who Should Read This Book? It's You!"

Rule #2: If you don't define success, you'll be poor for life.
How do you define success? Many people understand success as setting goals and achieving them.
(Omitted) With the confidence gained from all these small achievements, people create greater success.
Remember, whether big or small, the principles for success are the same.
Just set a goal, set a deadline, and achieve it.

---From "Chapter 1: Establishing the Rich Man's Mindset, Rules of Success 2"

Success Rule 15: How Millionaires Relax: Recharge Your Brain
How many hours a week do you schedule for "thinking time"? Time to step away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and really think.
The first time I met someone who 'planned' time to think was in 1992.
John Pierce was an investment advisor I met on the recommendation of my accountant.
Before our investment consultation, I asked John what one habit he attributed to his success.
He answered like this.
“I found a way to do nothing but just think.
“I go to a place that makes me think and relax on the weekends.” Even now, more than 25 years later, I remember his answer.
---「Chapter 2.
From "He who handles time handles money, the 15 laws of success"

Rule of Success #29: If you want to achieve something, build up your stamina first.
He said that exercise was beneficial in many ways besides keeping him in good shape.
I was able to sleep well and feel full of energy.
It also helped me manage stress and maintain a clear mind, which allowed me to better organize and manage my future tasks.
It even helped me manage my time effectively and set and achieve goals.
Roger was right when he said that successful people push themselves physically and mentally, and many of them regularly exercise to push their limits.
Such exercises improve mental alertness and strengthen the body.
He is living proof that exercise is the best investment you can make for your brain in terms of mood, memory, and learning.

Algorithm Trigger: Add a 30-minute exercise routine (choose between walking, cardio, and strength training) to your schedule every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and watch your progress.
---「Chapter 2.
From "He who handles time handles money, the 29th law of success"

Success Rule 30: Believing You Are Lucky Is the Beginning of Good Luck
Success isn't just about being lucky.
And luck is largely determined by your mindset and how you deal with situations.
Tennessee Williams said, “The only thing that is lucky is believing that you are lucky.”
A positive attitude may be an essential trait of lucky people.
I know very well that luck is a matter of attitude, a way of reacting to situations.
People with a positive attitude use their creativity to their advantage.

---「Chapter 3.
From "The Art of the Mind that Controls Destiny, 30 Laws of Success"

Success Rule 30: Believing You Are Lucky Is the Beginning of Good Luck
Good fortune doesn't come suddenly one day because you just 'get lucky'.
It seeps into those who are prepared like a 'flow'.
There are people in Korea who have changed the flow of their lives with small and simple routines.
This is Kim Sae-hae, the author of the Rich Habits School.
Kim Sae-hae is a bestselling author who uses books, routines, and meditation to restore balance between emotions and actions and to proactively organize one's life.
He, who also served as a representative mentor for women in the Republic of Korea for the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, said, “Everyone alive is a lucky person.
However, the ability to sense and seize that luck can be trained,” he says.
She believes that 'good fortune' does not come from external changes, but from organizing one's inner emotions and repeating small habits.

---「Chapter 3.
From "The Art of the Mind that Controls Destiny, 30 Laws of Success"

Success Rule 32: Money-making opportunities you can't afford to miss
Everyone has one or two self-made millionaires around them.
But they are often so humble that their family and friends may not notice them as they gradually grow.
How do they successfully transform into millionaires? They move forward by seizing opportunities that most people would ignore.
---「Chapter 3.
From "The Art of the Mind that Controls Destiny, 32 Laws of Success"

Success Rule 42: Successful people are quiet.
One of the stereotypes I had about self-made millionaires was that they were boastful about their success.
What a misconception! At least, the millionaires featured in this book weren't like that at all.
They have successfully proven to themselves that they can do anything.
But most of them didn't feel the need or desire to flaunt their success or be treated differently than others.
In fact, many self-made millionaires try not to stand out.
The houses they lived in, the cars they drove, and the simple clothes they wore revealed that kind of heart.
They live a life where they spend less than they earn.
---「Chapter 5.
From "The Art of the Mind that Controls Destiny, 32 Laws of Success"

Success Rule 49: Self-Made Rich People Ultimately Run for Their 'Family'
Some of them came from poor families.
Perhaps that's why one of my strongest motivating factors was the desire to provide my family with a better life than the one I grew up in.
No matter what their net worth, their personal lives seemed to come first.
Personal time and family time seemed to be the best currency for bringing them happiness.

---「Chapter 3.
From "The Art of the Mind that Controls Destiny, 30 Laws of Success"