The Productive Attitude Patterns of Billionaires

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Original Source: The Real Deal

Adam Neumann is polarizing. He’s the founder of WeWork, which filed for bankruptcy, yet he still built a $2.2B net worth and secured funding for a new housing venture called “Flow.” Look at the building behind him in the photo. That phrase “What if it all goes right?” isn’t just meant to inspire the residents, it’s a philosophy you see in how he moves in the world himself…and that’s a pattern for him personally…

Most people fixate on what could go wrong. High-level players don’t. They’re aware of the downside, but they just don’t live there. Their mental energy is focused on the winning possibilities, not the potential losses.

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How people spend their mental energy across the board…what they focus on and their attitude…fuels a different way of operating, and there are many of these important differences that you’ll see if you look at almost any high-level player in the world.

We’re going to talk about a few clear attitude patterns that I see in my work.

I’ve worked alongside people running billion-dollar companies for years. Here’s what separates their most productive attitudes as a pattern, and a challenge this week to examine an element that might be holding you back.