The 9 Rituals That Every Successful Millionaire Follow

Do you know what morning habits Successful Business-persons and Entrepreneurs tend to follow to set themselves up for their productive days and set them apart from the rest of the world?

Your morning defines how the day will be.

How productive you are, how successful and effective your day will be, and how much you will enjoy the journey when you get an achievement.

You have thousands of Competitors out there, and all are trying to beat you. Successful people and entrepreneurs are very mindful of whatever they do.

Morning routines (for most successful businessmen and entrepreneurs) are always a significant component of every successful person’s life. It takes about 66 days for a new behaviour to become automatic.

Success is not a trait, success is a habit.

Having that said, Here’s a list of some of the morning rituals that entrepreneurs follow and you might like to try.

1) Review Goals & To-Do Lists

Get into the game and focus on what your goals are and what you want to accomplish on that very day because if you don’t do that they are plenty of your competitors waiting to take up the game, and people are waiting in line to take up your time, to get their things done. Take controls in your hands.

Be perfect on what you want to do on your Top VIP stuff. Gary Keller (A best-selling author and an American entrepreneur) uses a to-do list to ensure other distractions don’t come in their way.

2) Read

“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies.”

Leaders read, and they read a lot. YouTube is fantastic, and audio and podcasting can be hyper useful and practical, but actual reading has many advantages, apart from adding more noise and information.

Mark Cuban ( An American billionaire entrepreneur) and Warren Buffett (An American investor) are famous for reading for several hours a day. Bill Gates and Elon Musk are great readers too.

Reading is one of the top traits of the world’s most successful.

3) Exercise

Exercise is one of the essential components of active entrepreneurs’ morning routines. Many people go to the gym, walk, cycle or run to get themselves physically fit.

Jocko Willink (an American author, podcaster, and retired naval officer) likes to lift heavy before running. If you live in cold weather like NYC, the new peloton craze could be for you.

4) Cold & Hot Therapy

Tony Robbins (An American author, coach, speaker, and philanthropist) uses cold therapy to wake up every morning.

Fuquan Bilal ( The CEO of NNG Capital Fund), in his book Passion For Real Estate Investing, writes and swears and recommends Korean heat therapy for boosting thinking and productivity.

5) Meditation

Thinking, breathing, meditation, and even morning journals are typical activities for high performers.

Arianna Huffington (The founder and CEO of Thrive Global) and Oprah Winfrey (An American talk show host) both Practice that.

This can be a little sluggish in certain people’s lifestyles. Others swear that they remain concentrated.

6) Yoga

Russell Simmons (An American entrepreneur, record executive, writer, and film producer), Sergey Brin (An American computer scientist and Internet entrepreneur), and Justin Rosenstein (An American software programmer and entrepreneur) are Entrepreneurs famous for practicing yoga.

You can try power yoga or Day Breaker’s morning dance and yoga parties if you are looking for something a little quicker.

7) Physical Games and Sports

Why not dive into your favourite sport in the morning if lifting weights is not your taste.

Tim Draper (An American venture capital investor) starts his day with a basketball. Richard Branson (An English business magnate) tells him that he loves to golf and kite surfing or swimming on his island.

This can be a perfect way to ensure that your passion for a sport doesn’t get lost when running a company and starting up. It’s one thing you’re not supposed to compromise.

CONCLUSION

Morning routines appear to play a significant role in any Entrepreneurs life. Invest your time in making your day productive by investing your time in these rituals.

We are a product of what we repeatedly do.

These signs from other successful leaders appear to make a lot of difference in how high you can go and spend your day. You don’t need to get up at 4 a.m and lift heavy weights.

It’s more important how your morning system works for you. Don’t be shy about trying to interrupt it now and then, and always try something new.

Don’t be too hard on yourself. You got this.

Originally published on Medium.