1 million dollars in 10 years, zero excuses

[Mook]

Those arent high enough returns to get you big bread quickly unless you have a huge amount to put down at first or you can afford to make significant contributions monthly.

Current principal - 50k
Monthly addition - 2k
Years to grow -10
Interest rate -7
Compound once a year

Future value - 429k

You invested 290k over 10 years to profit 140k

You not getting rich quick like that breh

Youll make way more putting that money in a business

if you make a 100k and throw 50k a year you should see a mill in 10.

 

[Houston911]

Venture capital real estate just getting businneses funding to start up. I drop many links whatever u trying to do I know somebody trying to help u if u black.



I just got to pick one

one of my best friends is in san fran right now. he's the cofounder for a company that finds investors for small and medium businesses. they just got a nice chunk of change for stake in their company.

he does their coding and he taught himself how to code

 

[Warren Moon]

one of my best friends is in san fran right now. he's the cofounder for a company that finds investors for small and medium businesses. they just got a nice chunk of change for stake in their company.

he does their coding and he taught himself how to code

Link?

I'm currently in talks to start a vc firm just for African American startups in college.



We getting there

 

[Houston911]

Link?

I'm currently in talks to start a vc firm just for African American startups in college.



We getting there

check your pm

 

[hoodheronova]

Starting a business is fukin difficult...can some of y'all drop game for us. PM if necessary

 

[hoodheronova]

Thread really exposes people.

I was just thinking about all of this today while trying to map out my schedule for the week and sort through all of my goals.

No one takes responsibility for just being "average" or "mediocre." No one takes responsibility for not putting in the time and effort necessary to succeed.

So most "average" and "regular" guys see someone living a certain lifestyle and immediately look for ways to:

1.) Denigrate the individual and their lifestyle in order to;
2.) Assuage their feelings of insecurity.



Everyone wants to be valued and respected without putting the necessary work in.

Most guys see this and envy but you'll never hear them cop to it. Instead you'll get a bunch of comments about dude being superficial, or full of himself. Or about his privilege and this and that. No one thinks about how they can maximize themselves and achieve similar or better results. Not only do they discount themselves, but they make a point of passing along false and hopeless advice to others, which is the worst part.

I used to fall for this hard when I was younger, I used to even participate at times; but I always knew I wanted something more and I'm working toward that.

I don't understand the point of this post. This guy is a resident doctor. His salary is 60k pre tax at the most. He doesn't even have money to cop a lambo. So most likely he comes from a place of money.

What does his circumstance have to do with anyone else's tho? Plus what exactly can you learn from his circumstance...basically not much IMO

 

[newworldafro]

The irony of this thread coming at an interesting time

 

[HookersandIceCream]

I'm 45 and in 15 years if I have 500k saved I'll be super pumped dudes. You guys are greedy.

Those people saying those things don't have $500 to their name

 

[Cynic]

Those people saying those things don't have $500 to their name

We don't know how he spent his 20s and 30s though.

 

[-G$-]

Those people saying those things don't have $500 to their name

 

[FSP]

Thread really exposes people.

I was just thinking about all of this today while trying to map out my schedule for the week and sort through all of my goals.

No one takes responsibility for just being "average" or "mediocre." No one takes responsibility for not putting in the time and effort necessary to succeed.

So most "average" and "regular" guys see someone living a certain lifestyle and immediately look for ways to:

1.) Denigrate the individual and their lifestyle in order to;
2.) Assuage their feelings of insecurity.



Everyone wants to be valued and respected without putting the necessary work in.

Most guys see this and envy but you'll never hear them cop to it. Instead you'll get a bunch of comments about dude being superficial, or full of himself. Or about his privilege and this and that. No one thinks about how they can maximize themselves and achieve similar or better results. Not only do they discount themselves, but they make a point of passing along false and hopeless advice to others, which is the worst part.

I used to fall for this hard when I was younger, I used to even participate at times; but I always knew I wanted something more and I'm working toward that.

Here you go again. I have to sit back here once again and at the level of self-absorption that reeks through your posts.

Hey don't let me discourage you. I'm happy for you. You seem to have found your motivation in life.

Articles like these are meant to gas you up.

 

[Banned Account12]

I take care of my Husband my family our dog and the house.
Its a very important job. My favorite job ever.

 

[The God Poster]

I never said rich, not even one time in my post.

Listen white guy, stop trying to throw my black people off. I'm only talking about raw numbers and giving out basic information.

Calling @houston911 white

 

[Kid McNamara]

Here you go again. I have to sit back here once again and at the level of self-absorption that reeks through your posts.

Hey don't let me discourage you. I'm happy for you. You seem to have found your motivation in life.

Articles like these are meant to gas you up.

Whatever this means. Lot of passive aggressiveness without a real argument. Sounds about right though.

 

[FSP]

Whatever this means. Lot of passive aggressiveness without a real argument. Sounds about right though.

I'm not arguing with you. Carry on you got a lot of lost life to make up for