Creating financial wealth these days has become much easier than ever before. We are surrounded on all sides by good opportunities - but they elude us, if we are not ready for them. In today’s article we will talk about three rules for achieving high incomes. So that money and luck do not “run away” from us, but “knock” on our wallet. 1) Stay informed about the latest vacancies This is strictly necessary to do even in the (rare) case when you like your job - to the point that you consider her “ideal.” We should never stop communicating with people in our field of activity, key headhunters (that is, “headhunters” in the labor market) and former colleagues. We need to adhere to these simple rules not only and not so much for to find a more “tasty” salary. No, this allows us to stay on trend and develop as a professional (by receiving timely information about which competencies are especially in demand at the moment in the labor market). Important: Let me remind skeptics that anyone, even the most “ideal” job, can lose any moment (and at one moment). This is why we must keep our ears open and our eyes open. 2) Be a “nice guy” This “soft skill” becomes increasingly critical as we climb the career ladder. It is our human qualities that allow us to establish ( + maintain + develop) horizontal and vertical connections = long-term relationships with key specialists and decision makers (decision makers) both within your company and in your industry as a whole. Important: Acquiring “useful connections” and contacts helps not only in searching new job, but also when opening your own business. 3) Invest often, a lot and as early as possible Make your money “work” - to do this, regularly allocate some of the income you receive to investments. Set an ambitious, but at the same time a very realistic goal: to gradually form an impressive investment portfolio consisting of different currencies and assets of different classes.Additionally: Read my other article “Where should you NOT invest your money? TOP 3 most dangerous places for your money." I will be grateful for your likes and reposts of this article. Author of the article - Alexander Evstegneev, personal finance expert, author of 20 books on financial literacy, investor with 25 years of experience, laureate of the Russian Ministry of Finance Prize for the best media project on financial literacy