# Habits of Financially Free Wealthy People

1. **Reading**: Reading only first-rate books. 90% of financially free wealthy people read for at least 1 hour daily. They have deep reading habits and tend to read biographies, classical Chinese literature, history, philosophy, and other first-rate human classics.

2. **Friendships**: Building first-rate friendships. Financially free wealthy people tend to connect with those who have first-class thinking, clear goals, and aligned values. Moreover, their friends must be reliable.

3. **Exercise**: 90% of financially free wealthy people maintain aerobic exercise for over 1 hour daily. They prefer exercising in places with beautiful scenery, fewer crowds. They habitually reach the peak to survey all mountains below, which both strengthens their bodies and maintains inner peace.

4. **Early Rising**: Most wealthy people cultivate the habit of waking early. They typically wake up early, exercise and have morning tea before executing their schedule and agenda. They all believe that whoever can control the morning can control their life.

5. **Passive Income**: Financially free wealthy people all have passive income at 100%. They possess superior financial skills to create continuous wealth multiplication. They have at least three income streams, which is the key reason their wealth distances them from ordinary people.

6. **Independent Thinking**: Wealthy people who achieve financial freedom cultivate independent thinking from childhood and never follow the crowd. They believe truth is always in the hands of the minority. They spend considerable time daily on independent thinking, studying human nature, and planning their future.

7. **Three-Strike Rule**: Learn to cut losses and refuse to be a "doormat."

8. **Strong Helping Strong**: Financially free wealthy people deeply understand that helping others succeed brings benefits to themselves, because true networking is not about how many people can help you, but how many people you can help.

9. **Networking**: Is for adding frosting to cake, not for providing timely help in times of need.

10. **Daily Persistence**: Persisting one day at a time, maintaining passion for goals.

11. **Solo Travel**: 80% of financially free people travel alone. They understand that tigers always travel solo while chickens and ducks flock together.

12. **Lifelong Learning**: Learning throughout life to adapt to the times most adequately.