Corley found that one of the most common ways to wealth is also the most widely available to people. Almost half of the millionaires he studied took the Saver-Investor path.
These people didn't grow up rich, have high salaries, graduate from elite universities, inherit money, or possess unique skills — they saved diligently, invested prudently, and waited.
"You would never know they were rich by looking at them," Corley says."They are your neighbors, family, friends, colleagues at work, assistant coaches, teachers, union workers, plumbers, electricians, construction workers, Accountants, government workers ... the list goes on."