10 Habits That Can Lead to Poverty, Revealed by University Research Teams
1. Going through each day without setting goals (McGill University)
2. Tending to procrastinate on managing money (University of Chicago)
3. Lacking an exercise routine (Stanford University)
4. Having an irregular sleep schedule (Harvard University)
5. Checking your smartphone as soon as you wake up in the morning (Stanford University)
6. Constantly comparing yourself to others (Columbia University)
7. Making “busy” your catchphrase (Yale University)
8. Always keeping notifications turned on (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
9. Keeping your room cluttered (Princeton University)
10. Eating at different times every day (Columbia University)
1. Going through each day without setting goals (McGill University)
2. Tending to procrastinate on managing money (University of Chicago)
3. Lacking an exercise routine (Stanford University)
4. Having an irregular sleep schedule (Harvard University)
5. Checking your smartphone as soon as you wake up in the morning (Stanford University)
6. Constantly comparing yourself to others (Columbia University)
7. Making “busy” your catchphrase (Yale University)
8. Always keeping notifications turned on (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
9. Keeping your room cluttered (Princeton University)
10. Eating at different times every day (Columbia University)