If you want to get rich and live your best life...

10 threads to make you healthy, wealthy, and wise:

1/ Learn a bit of psychology to better understand yourself.

Not from me. From a doctor.

@dremilyanhalt breaks down psych concepts to help you name your feelings and behaviors.

https://t.co/AoRIeuqiSe
2/ Define what self-care is to you.

Practice it. Often.

Incredible life lessons from mom, marketing executive, and CEO @AmandaMGoetz.

This thread will blow your mind. 🤯

https://t.co/aXDxrJK9e1
3/ Know your worth.

Pay attention to red flags in business. Stand up for yourself when it's time.

No one knows this better than founder, executive, and influencer marketer, @MissBeeBright.

https://t.co/0ZDeExYdd0
4/ If you want to get rich, be willing to think outside the box.

Consider unsexy, cash-flowing small businesses.

@Codie_Sanchez is the expert in this and she writes a killer newsletter on building wealth.

https://t.co/BkA4ti0Ieb
5/ Learn about crypto.

However you feel about crypto — it isn't leaving. So you may want to learn more.

Here, @RealNatashaChe envisions how a cryptoasset might one day become a risk-free asset.

https://t.co/M3i2smw09b
6/ Set proper goals.

Start with visionary identity-based goals. Then measurable quarterly goals that ladder into them.

Then define practices that serve those goals.

Take it from @mariepoulin. She builds systems for life management. 💪

https://t.co/7cXFnqyj58
7/ Take charge of your career.

From tech executive @joulee, surprising things to know about managing your professional relationships.

(She literally wrote the book on this. A WSJ-bestselling book.)

https://t.co/S8dtJeBaLg
8/ Learn to navigate uncertainty.

Especially in a career pivot.

Tips for cold outreach, how to find hyper-growth startups, getting into marketing, and more.

From me, @amandanat:

https://t.co/IvmibDZSXt
9/ Master copywriting.

No matter your job, function, or title, you will always benefit by being a better writer.

Instantly improve with these tools.

@julia_saxena has spent years copywriting and teaching others.

https://t.co/uTC9S4h2kB
10/ Improve your inputs.

40+ books to master business & marketing, improve your relationships, and more.

Truly good books are hard to find. Lucky for you, @ccmarce_writes is a writer and marketing expert who curated this list.

https://t.co/7ScBBS7NAN
Oops, we didn't cover physical health.

🏃 Move more
🏋️‍♀️ Lift weights
☀️ Get some sun
😴 Sleep 7-8 hours
🍸 Drink less alcohol
🥦 Eat more vegetables

You're worth it.
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