Recent surveys indicate a distinct link between technology preferences and high achievement in professionals. Higher achievers, noted for their lifestyle satisfaction rather than just income, often prefer laptops over desktops and are more likely to use Apple products like iPhones. One survey found that 83% of high achievers use laptops, while only 57% use desktops. Another study highlighted that higher income earners favor Apple devices for their flexibility in work settings, suggesting that technology choices contribute to achieving professional success.
A new survey indicates that higher achievers tend to use technology differently, with a marked preference for laptops and Apple products over desktops or Android devices.
According to the studies, technology habits may not only reflect success but can also actively contribute to it, particularly in fostering lifestyle satisfaction.
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