Top 3 Wealth Principles Most People Refuse to Follow

After advising thousands of Australians and building multi-million dollar portfolios, Bryce Jenkins has observed a simple truth:

The principles that actually build wealth are rarely popular.

Here are the three that matter most:

1. Discipline Beats Intelligence

High IQ doesn’t build wealth.
Consistency does.

Most people overestimate how smart they need to be and underestimate how disciplined they must become.

Wealth compounds when:

• Decisions are boring
• Rules are followed
• Emotions are controlled

Smart people quit early.
Disciplined people finish.

2. Comfort Is the Enemy of Growth

If your financial strategy feels comfortable, it’s probably fragile.

Wealth requires:

• Saying no more than yes
• Delaying gratification
• Sitting in uncertainty longer than others
  

Most people choose comfort today and pay for it later.

3. Long-Term Thinking Is a Competitive Advantage

Most investors react to weeks and months.
Wealth builders think in decades.

That means:

• Ignoring noise
• Planning for cycles
• Preparing for downturns before consensus arrives
  

Time rewards discipline.
It punishes impatience.

The Gap Isn’t Knowledge. It’s Behaviour

Most people already know what they should do.
Very few do it consistently.

That’s why Bryce built the V200 Club to close the gap between knowing and executing.If you’re ready to think differently, apply for the Richness Workshop:
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