Over the time, corporate affairs officers rose up to be one of the most influential in the organisation. Yet, the role hovers around a preconceived notion, perhaps a misconception, of it being a sophisticated and silent facilitator of stakeholder engagements that prefers candidates only from well-networked reputed family backgrounds.

A rhetoric, largely, because who does not want to be wealthy, right? Unfortunately, though, it is unlikely that life will take us all to the hot seat and make us rich while our friends and family cheer on. Does that have to mean that becoming a millionaire must remain a dream? Maybe not. A study that involved interviewing over two hundred millionaires over the course of five years revealed a list of common habits that all those with enviable bank balances share.

Success is subjective. Some may consider being happy in life as success. For others, professional success is what means the most to them. However, no matter what your definition of success is, you cannot deny that there are a few habits that help you inch closer to it. So, let’s take a look at some habits of successful people that helped them thrive in life.

What do Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Jack Ma have in common?