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Why Are Auctioneers Ten Times More Likely To Be A Millionaire Than The Average Joe?

Writer's picture: Steve MartinSteve Martin

He found that millionaires aren’t necessarily always in the highest income or highest status professions, but that they tend to live below their income, live in average homes and drive average cars. They appreciate value, but don’t appreciate status symbols.They enjoy what they do, but also enjoy spending time with family, and are usually generous to a fault.

On a post on his blog Stanley talked about one profession in particular that has shown a high rate of millionaires, and in fact being in this profession means that you are ten times more likely to be a millionaire than the average worker.

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