A practical guide to learning the habits of successful people and aiming for an annual income of 100 million yen. Book Overview Many people who have become wealthy or asset owners on their own say they are "lucky." They attract "luck" themselves and become "rich." What kind of brain usage and actions do "rich people" do? This book, written by a neuroscientist, entrepreneur, and investor who has become a millionaire, explains the habits and ways of thinking that rich people practice. By acquiring those habits and cycles, you can naturally attract "luck" and become rich. Aiming for three combined income streams: labor, finance, and side business The purpose of this book is to create a "strong luck brain" to earn an annual income of 100 million yen, utilizing neuroscience. If you aim for an annual income of 100 million yen, it is said that exploring the following three combined income streams is realistic: 1. Maximize your salary (or run a company) = Labor investment 2. Stock investment = Financial investment 3. Side business = Income leverage It seems that the content is broken down to a level that anyone can do and is reproducible, so I think it's worth challenging the goal of an annual income of 100 million yen without thinking it's impossible.