{NAME}, this is the most important skill nobody is talking about

Hey {NAME}, Before we dive into today's email, a quick heads-up: Join me, Dan Fleyshman, and Cole Hatter in Beverly Hills on Nov 10-11 for a seminar that could change your financial future. [Grab your ticket here.]( Ever think back to your school days and wonder why no one taught us the real stuff about money and health? It's like they missed the chapters on "How to Get Rich and Live to Tell the Tale." Here's the deal: while we were busy with algebra, nobody mentioned that being conscientious – yeah, that trait that gets you to turn in homework on time – is actually linked to making more money and celebrating more birthdays. No kidding. Researchers at the University of California found that the more conscientious you are, the thicker your wallet tends to be. And it doesn't stop there... According to the American Psychological Association, for every step up on the conscientiousness scale, your risk of premature death drops by 4%. That's right, this trait is like a double-edged sword for slicing through life's challenges and keeping your bank account healthy. But what does it mean to be conscientious? Let's break it down into four key factors: 1. Organization: This is about keeping your life clutter-free. Think of someone who has a place for everything and everything in its place. Real-life example? That friend who always has a clean desk. A simple way to boost this? Start by organizing your workspace. It sets the tone for a clear mind and productive day. 2. Diligence: It's the grind – staying on task and working hard. Picture the co-worker who's always the last to leave the office, making sure every T is crossed. To increase diligence, set daily goals and stick to them, no matter what. 3. Prudence: This means thinking things through and not making rash decisions. Like that relative who always has money saved for a rainy day. You can cultivate prudence by taking an extra moment to think before you act, especially when it comes to finances. 4. Self-discipline: The ability to resist temptations and stay focused on long-term goals. Consider the athlete who wakes up at 5 AM for training while others are sleeping. You can enhance self-discipline by simply doing what you say you're going to do. Follow through. Speaking of self-discipline, let me share a story about Arnold Schwarzenegger. He once burned his daughter's shoes in their fireplace. Why? Because she left them out one too many times. Extreme? Maybe. But it sends a clear message about the importance of organization and the consequences of neglecting it. In my experience, the level of a person's success can often be measured by how well they handle their responsibilities and assets. I've met plenty of millionaires who are a bit sloppy, but billionaires? Never. Every billionaire I've met knows the importance of keeping track of their money and investments. They understand that to keep and grow what you've earned, you can't afford to be disorganized. Joel Salatin, my first mentor, taught me something vital: "If you don't have a written plan you'll always be lost. Write your plan on a piece of paper. Make it one sentence so it's easy to refer back to." This simple yet profound advice is a cornerstone of conscientiousness and has been a guiding principle in my life. So why isn't this common classroom knowledge? Good question. It's probably because it's not as straightforward as solving for 'x'. But remember what Benjamin Franklin said, "An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." This is the kind of knowledge that could pay dividends in your life. So, {NAME}, where in your life can you be more conscientious? Reply to this email to let me know. Stay strong, Tai Lopez CEO www.tailopez.com P.S. 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