Success Habits of the Super Rich: The World's Top Billionaires

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Since the 10 richest people in the world are all CEOs of major companies, if not multiple businesses, they often work ridiculous hours (Elon Musk often works 80+ hours a week). To cope with their endless cyprus telegram number database responsibilities, these business tycoons have each developed their own techniques to run at 110% efficiency and create more time for themselves. In this article, let’s take a look at some of the unique habits and philosophies of the top 8 richest people in the world.

Table of contents
1. Jeff Bezos
2. Elon Musk
3. Bernard Arnault
4. Bill Gates
5. Mark Zuckerberg
6. Warren Buffett
7. Larry Ellison
8. Larry Page
 

1. Jeff Bezos
 

Age: 57
Birthplace: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Lives in: Medina, Washington — near Amazon headquarters in Seattle (although he also has homes in Texas, New York, D.C., and Beverly Hills)
Education: Princeton (BSE)
Title: Founder/Executive Chairman of Amazon, Founder of Blue Origin, Owner of The Washington Post
Net worth: $19.29 billion (according to Forbes 2021)
 

He takes all his important meetings before lunch — and keeps them small. Jeff Bezos starts his workday by tackling his highest priority tasks first. He shares how he avoids making any big decisions after 5:00 p.m. because your brain is already exhausted from the sheer volume of decisions made by then, due to “decision fatigue.” In fact, we make a total of 35,000 decisions per day, according to Psychology Today, which is cognitively taxing, so the more decisions you make over time, the worse your decision-making abilities become. Back to Bezos’ morning meetings, he has a “two-pizza rule,” which states that he doesn’t hold meetings with more than the number of people that fit in two pies. Recent research from Stanford University supports this idea, showing that the most productive meetings have about seven people, plus or minus two.