I literally think becoming a self made millionaire is impossible

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

executives and upper management positions make this and much much more what are you talking about.. Let's not even talk about hedge fund, oil executives and biotech and pharmaceutical areas

Lets be honest though, executive positions are handed down from generation to generation in most cases. It's still about who you know, not really "ability"

A lot of these businesses are so huge and successful you'd have to be a fukking clown to fukk it up. Trump lets his kids run his entire operation. They were sent to school to learn about how to do just that.

Trump himself was handed millions from his father.

 

[itsyoung!!]

There are plenty of people with hard skills/ STEM majors that hate their job despite them paying well. I mean, doing something that you hate for 30-40 years will drive them to insanity. Or even push them to do shyt. Not everyone cut out to be the same 4 to 5 majors of STEM.

People need to abandon that job mindset and be more entrepreneurial.

well maybe they should of majored into something they would enjoy more even if it paid less

not everyone can be a CEO/owner man and being an entrepreneurial still means you have a job.. Its not like you go apply for a business license then the next day you on a beach chillen cause you made it what do you do? im curious.. Owning your own job even if its something you enjoy can be very stressful. Doing something mundane for 30-40 years in a row can drive someone insane, but so can owning a business and not knowing whens the next time you getting paid and your bills are racking up..

 

[EndDomination]

Its not at all impossible, it just likely won't happen in your 20s or 30s.
BigLaw can pay associates between 165k and 600k+ a year, w/ partners commonly reaching 1M-3Ms + bonuses and investements.
Accountants can reach about 400K/year in 11 years if they become a manager or get equity in the company
iBankers stat at about 100k a year, and after getting an MBA and sticking around for a few years (5+) after, you can make around 600k-5Ms a year.
Surgeons, especially plastics and neuro can start out at around 500k+, and if sought out, or working for a major hospital, can eventually take an admin position that can easily reach 1M+ a year.
Programmers and Engineers start out at around 125k at the major tech companies and can very easily work their way up to 1M+ before their 40s.
Any six-figure salary gives you the opportunity to invest, and wise investing can make you a millionaire by middle age, if you're incredibly careful with your money.
Check out The Millionaire Next Door: http://davidbeitler.com/temp/The Millionaire Next Door [Book]-MANTESH.PDF.pdf

 

[So-Chi]

I dont get @ s in my alerts some time and I have the last response in our PM thread I believe. Whats up?

Cinco De Mayo: Thurs to Tuesday, wraparound. What's my damage?

 

[Wild self]

well maybe they should of majored into something they would enjoy more even if it paid less

not everyone can be a CEO/owner man and being an entrepreneurial still means you have a job.. Its not like you go apply for a business license then the next day you on a beach chillen cause you made it what do you do? im curious.. Owning your own job even if its something you enjoy can be very stressful. Doing something mundane for 30-40 years in a row can drive someone insane, but so can owning a business and not knowing whens the next time you getting paid and your bills are racking up..

Just live below your means and make a lot of net profit. Better than having to answer to another person, telling you when to wake up and telling you when you should meet your kids or when to take a vacation. That shyt drives a ton of people insane when another person forbids them from seeing their kids or spending time with themselves.

 

[skokiaan]

lottery

 

[OC's finest]

Like fam, just think how much work you gotta put in to make $1,000 a week after taxes.
Most people spend 4 years in college or years at a job just to get that.
Then imagine $2000 a week after taxes. 90% of people NEVER see that.
One million dollars mean you bring in about 20,000 racks a WEEK.


What df would you even do to bring in that kinda money, consistently? There aint enough hours in the day. How do people really become millionaires?

Ur thinking of it from a salary perspective, which most millionaires don't go by. What kinda person has a million in salary??

Self made millionaires make it thru transactions and biz. Import, export, manufacturer, small businesses, etc

 

[itsyoung!!]

Just live below your means and make a lot of net profit. Better than having to answer to another person, telling you when to wake up and telling you when you should meet your kids or when to take a vacation. That shyt drives a ton of people insane when another person forbids them from seeing their kids or spending time with themselves.

im confused as why you think this would change when you own a business? You gonna tell your customers sorry you cant make it, you need another 30 minutes of sleep?

 

[Wild self]

im confused as why you think this would change when you own a business? You gonna tell your customers sorry you cant make it, you need another 30 minutes of sleep?

Nah, go digital and shop online. Online is where the real money at these days.

 

[itsyoung!!]

Cinco De Mayo: Thurs to Tuesday, wraparound. What's my damage?

05/05 - 05/10


Cosmo for some reason not listing right now for those dates but my strong recommendation is Palazzo for $155 / night

Mirage- $139 / night
MGM grand - $182 / night
Aria - $188/night
SLS - $93/night
Mandalay Bay - $181/night
Bellagio - $213/night
Delano (suites) - $228 /night
Monte Carlo - $132 /night
Four Seasons - $241 / night
vdara - $190/night
Encore - $238/night
Wynn - $257/night
Paris - $183/night
Hard Rock - $94/night
The Palms - $114 / night
Caesars Palace - $205 / night
Planet Hollywood - $161/night
Palazzo - $155 / night (my recommendation)
The Venetian - $155 / night
Rio - $66 /night
Cromwell - $222/night
Signature MGM - $210/night
Palms Place - $132/night

 

[itsyoung!!]

Nah, go digital and shop online. Online is where the real money at these days.

so you dont have to answer customer questions 10 am to 6 pm online ? if someone says whats the tracking number to my order its not working you just gonna hit the snooze button on them ?

 

[Standing on business]

they say job = Just Over Broke

Only MLM people say that crap, I know my bosses boss work a JOB and is making over $25k a month, there is nothing just over broke about that

 

[Wild self]

so you dont have to answer customer questions 10 am to 6 pm online ? if someone says whats the tracking number to my order its not working you just gonna hit the snooze button on them ?

Nah, most younger people operate on a later schedule. Besides, it's a group effort.

But if you operate on the rigid, limited paradigm of the old, you can't comprehend very well. Plus more businesses are automated than ever.

Technology is a beautiful thing if you know how to use it without an overhead or a boss that barks at you.

 

[Reginald Noble]

The key is to have passive income and invest. No rich person gets by on just wages but rather EARNINGS.

 

[So-Chi]

05/05 - 05/10


Cosmo for some reason not listing right now for those dates but my strong recommendation is Palazzo for $155 / night

Mirage- $139 / night
MGM grand - $182 / night
Aria - $188/night
SLS - $93/night
Mandalay Bay - $181/night
Bellagio - $213/night
Delano (suites) - $228 /night
Monte Carlo - $132 /night
Four Seasons - $241 / night
vdara - $190/night
Encore - $238/night
Wynn - $257/night
Paris - $183/night
Hard Rock - $94/night
The Palms - $114 / night
Caesars Palace - $205 / night
Planet Hollywood - $161/night
Palazzo - $155 / night (my recommendation)
The Venetian - $155 / night
Rio - $66 /night
Cromwell - $222/night
Signature MGM - $210/night
Palms Place - $132/night

I need the wrap breh the view had em naked without words