3 Tips To Become An ‘Everyday Millionaire’ like Chris Hogan

Christina B. Rising
Rising To Be
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4 min readMar 31, 2019

Happy Women’s History Month, National Reading Month

This week I decided to read “Everyday Millionaires” by Chris Hogan, I just know that I can learn a lot for this and change my perspective of what the life of a millionaire actually is. Especially since I don’t come from a rich family but I’ve always felt like when I grow there’s just no way I could be poor again, and I feel like this book will have the information needed to make it a reality.

I will be discussing:

1. Goals To Greatness

2. Delete Your Debt

3. Save More, Spend Less

And be sure to read my last blog on “Book Review: 4 Tips On How To Be A Rich Bitch Like Nicole Lapin” & FREE Download: March Desktop Wallpapers.

If I could some up this book into one word it would have to be the word millionaire: automatic security and a life of luxury and leisure.

1.Goals To Greatness

If you want to be a millionaire you have to consistently think of your future & retirement instead of just thinking from a week to week and what you want to eat for dinner later.

Not just thinking but also considering what it will take to make that future a reality, it’s easier to do this by keeping this goal in front of you.

Don’t let impulsive purchases keep you from reaching your goals, instead reward yourself when you’ve actually reached a financial goal or milestone.

2. Delete Your Debt

Debt can hold you back from where you want to be, especially interest which can cause you to pay more for things.

It’s best to eliminate all of your debt in your life except your mortgage, being debt-free gives you so much freedom in your life.

And actually gives you more control, instead of using that money on late feesyou could use it to grow the amount of money you have or save.

3. Save More, Spend Less

The easiest way to have more money is to simply spend less, when you get paid don’t think what you will be next.

Think of saving a certain percentage first and then think of spending but only on necessities, most people try to save at least 15% of their gross income. But that doesn’t mean you can’t save more, even celebrities, athletes and CEOs tend to be super savers.

People who live extremely modest lives even though their bank account has a lot of zeros, like football player Rob Gronkowski, Warren Buffett and even the richest man in the world Jeff Bezos. Don’t just save with your company’s 401(k) or 403(b), you need more than one way to save so have a personal savings or retirement account.

Would I Buy Or Read Again?

Can I see myself re-reading Chris Hogan’s book “Everyday Millionaires” again? Yes! Can I see myself even purchasing “Everyday Millionaires” ? Yes, because this book is bursting with information to help me make and keep more money.

The Question of the Week is inspired by Chris Hogan’s book “Everyday Millionaires”. Do you have what it takes to be an ‘Everyday Millionaire’?

Answer: I know that I do, because I just don’t have the time to be poor.

Catch up on my last blogs on “Book Review: 4 Tips On How To Be A Rich Bitch Like Nicole Lapin” & FREE Download: March Desktop Wallpapers.

If you have any book suggestions add them below in the comments, and look out for new book reviews every Sunday. And remember “As we ‘Rise to Be’, we are becoming who we want to be” I am Christina B. Rising and I will always be rising. 🤗

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Christina B. Rising
Rising To Be

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