An early retiree who interviewed 100 millionaires discovered nearly all of them got rich using the same 3-step strategy

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• John, who runs the personal-finance blog ESI Money, has spent the past few years interviewing millionaires.
• He found that many employed a simple three-step strategy to build wealth: Earn good money, save it, and invest it.
• Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't take a lucky big risk or an inheritance to become a millionaire.

Sometimes, simplicity is key.

That's particularly the case when it comes to building wealth, according to John, who runs the personal-finance blog ESI Money and retired early at the age of 52 with a $3 million net worth.

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