What Mark Zuckerberg, Bill gate and the others did to get to where they are now

1.They learn to keep their cool.

Corley found that the wealthy tend to be good at controlling their emotions in business situations. That makes sense. While having passion for what you do is important, getting swept up in your emotions can cause you to make the wrong decisions. 

Worse, it can hijack your prefrontal cortex, the logical, problem-solving portion of your brain.

 That's exactly the portion of your brain you need engaged when making business--and especially investment--decisions.

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2. They make a to-do list every day.

If you're already following this simple but powerful habit (or a variant, such as the promodore technique ), congratulations! You're definitely thinking like a rich person.

 Corley says that 81 percent of the wealthy people he interviewed make a daily to-do list, while only 19 percent of poor people do.

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3. They take the time to work on their professional network.

Corley found that 79 percent of wealthy people spend at least five hours every month on professional networking, while only 16 percent of poor people do so. 

Networking is an important way to build a successful career, doubly so for an entrepreneur. It's well worth taking the time to expand your network.

 Your odds of success will rise--and you may well get to know some wealthy people yourself.

4. They watch TV for one hour or less every day.

Most of the wealthy people Corley interviewed--67 percent--said they watch TV for an hour a day or less. By contrast, 77 percent of the poor people watch movies all day.