http://www.moneysmartradio.com/2009/12/01/habits-of-successful-people-five-traits-we-can-model-from-millionaires/ Chicago-based financial radio talk show host Matthew Sapaula crusades a message to help people transform the way people feel, think and manage their money! When areas of financial planning, finding money for college and starting your own business start to overwhelm you, tune in to listen to the latest tips, guest financial and business experts and discover answers to community questions. Sat, 26 Nov 2011 07:34:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.moneysmartradio.com/2009/12/01/habits-of-successful-people-five-traits-we-can-model-from-millionaires/#comment-1387 Money Smart Guy - Matthew Sapaula Fri, 04 Dec 2009 19:17:06 +0000 http://www.moneysmartradio.com/?p=1606#comment-1387 LOL @AFaquir! I appreciate your viewpoint and opinion...thanks for stopping by! I love the "it may be my slow paced Southern upbringing..."...that was great. Come back again for my next five habits of millionaires, I 'll post 'em soon! LOL @AFaquir! I appreciate your viewpoint and opinion…thanks for stopping by! I love the “it may be my slow paced Southern upbringing…”…that was great. Come back again for my next five habits of millionaires, I ‘ll post ‘em soon!

]]> http://www.moneysmartradio.com/2009/12/01/habits-of-successful-people-five-traits-we-can-model-from-millionaires/#comment-1386 AFaquir Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:20:54 +0000 http://www.moneysmartradio.com/?p=1606#comment-1386 I agree with 1-4. I use all of them and look for all of them in others. I disagree with 5. It may be my slow paced Southern upbringing, but walking fast like you have somewhere to be or something to do is a little too "fake it to make it" for my liking. I don't disagree that if you are walking with a boss or someone like that, you walk at their pace, but the rest of the time walk at your own. To me walking slower shows a more in control sense of self and leadership. If my boss was always flying around the office, I would look at him like he wasn't on top of his stuff. That's just this mans feelings about it though. I agree with 1-4. I use all of them and look for all of them in others. I disagree with 5. It may be my slow paced Southern upbringing, but walking fast like you have somewhere to be or something to do is a little too “fake it to make it” for my liking. I don’t disagree that if you are walking with a boss or someone like that, you walk at their pace, but the rest of the time walk at your own. To me walking slower shows a more in control sense of self and leadership. If my boss was always flying around the office, I would look at him like he wasn’t on top of his stuff. That’s just this mans feelings about it though.

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