Posted on May 1, 2026 by Lindy Hinckley, tLMFT
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Living the good life, according to the world’s most successful people, is totally up to you. Billionaire insights center on protecting your time, cultivating resilience, continuous learning, and prioritizing health over material possessions. Key advice from billionaires includes valuing experiences, maintaining integrity, and viewing money as a tool for freedom rather than a master.
Treat time as your most valuable asset. Don’t waste time; life has little regard for people who do so. Elon Musk protects his time by using timeboxing, scheduling his workday into 5-minute increments for maximum focus and efficiency. He actively avoids unnecessary large meetings and rigid communication chains.
“God did not put us here to fail.” According to John Huntsman, “Don’t give in when the going gets tough. We should never give up our attainable dreams when difficulties strike. Work hard and surround yourself with good people.” According to Warren Buffet, “It’s good to learn from your mistakes. It’s better to learn from other people’s mistakes.”
Dedicate time to reading and gaining knowledge. The acquisition of knowledge is a sacred practice, one that emulates our Savior. A truly educated man continues to learn every day. Billionaires like Warren Buffet spend up to 80% of their day reading. According to Warren Buffet, “The best investment you can make is in yourself.”
Invest in fitness and nutrition to maximize energy. Start the day early to plan and prioritize, without distractions like looking at your phone or lingering over coffee. Bryan Johnson, a tech billionaire, became the healthiest man on earth and recommends not smoking, drinking alcohol, or eating sugar.
Set clear short-term and long-term goals for both personal and professional growth. According to Ray Dalio, “My greatest rewards have been the people and the relationships that I’ve had.”
Integrity is important; it’s what builds trust. “Without integrity, nothing else matters,” said John Huntsman. “Be true in the dark and humble in the spotlight.” Warren Buffet affirms, “Look for three things in a person: intelligence, energy, and integrity. If they don’t have the last one, don’t even bother.”
Despite their wealth, many billionaires, like Mark Zuckerberg, maintain modest lifestyles. Contrary to the stereotype of lavish spending, many drive normal vehicles and own homes. Many wealthy individuals agree, “Money isn’t the goal. Freedom is. Freedom from pressure. Freedom from survival mode.”
If you desire the good life for yourself, please consider seeing our talented life coaches and therapists at Lutheran Family Service. They can guide you in creating goals to help you realize your dreams. Change doesn’t have to take forever. With the right tools and support, you can see progress faster than you think. If you’re ready to turn intentions into action, contact us today through our web form here.
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