They have two kids, not five or six. They stay in the same house for long stretches of time. They buy and hold the same investments for five years or more. Yes, the typical millionaire investor's life may lack a certain variety. But variety, while perhaps the spice of life, is poison to building wealth.
Consistency builds wealth.
So why not have fun and live, you only go round once. Carlson caps his 8-step strategy by featuring one of his favorite millionaires. Lots of financial responsibilities. Wife, and child with a learning disability. He is the person who works in the cubicle next to you.