6 must-have millionaire habits 부자들의 6가지 필수 습관

Yahoo.com has recently introduced six must-have millionaire habits. It said acquiring wealth isn't a priority for everyone, but it's safe to say that most of us want to live comfortably.

The following are basic habits of millionaires and these six will help you land on your feet.

Learn From Your Mistakes (실수에서 배운다)- Don't dwell on the mistake, focus on the lesson. Many of the wealthiest Americans on this year's Forbes 400 list endured some tough obstacles in their careers, but they learned from those experiences to keep them on the right track later on.

Look For Value (가치를 찾는다) - People who have money to spend don't skip the process of comparing prices and seeking out deals just because they can technically afford to pay for the most expensive item. They look for value.

Find Your Niche (틈새를 찾는다) - Think you'll hit the jackpot by doing something everyone else can do? Not likely. Most people who earn big bucks have found a niche that increases their demand and therefore, their paychecks. Not sure what your niche is just yet? That's OK, for now, work on becoming indispensable at your job.

Be in Control of Your Money (자기가 돈을 관리한다) - If you're not paying attention to where your money is going, then you're not in total control of your money. People who accomplish their goals get there by understanding how their spending habits, debt, and assets play into the big financial picture. Educate yourself on money matters and be accountable for your personal finances.

Avoid Frivolous Fees (꼭 필요한 비용만 사용한다) - People don't build their nest eggs by letting pointless fees slide. Familiarize yourself with the policies of anyone with the ability to charge extra — banks, credit card companies, your cell phone provider, you name it. Those fees add up to money in your pocket.

Believe in Yourself (자신을 믿는다) - Of the wealthiest Americans on this year's Forbes 400 list, 274 of them are self-made (자수성가한). Luck may have played a small role here and there, but in most cases it was about taking calculated risks and standing behind ideas, even when others are critical.