Any millionaires in here?

Funny replies, guys just focus on you,and learn from others
 
You can get 10 million dollars easily
just get a Zimbabwe 10 Million Dollar Banknote and BAM you're a millionaire!
 
I secretly make more per year than my real-world boss and his boss, and make about the same as his boss (one of several VP's of a billion-dollar financial firm). But I know better than to flaunt it, especially at age 25 (26 on Monday). If you saw me, though, you wouldn't know it. Unless you are around on Friday's when I bring in doughnuts and coffee for our 25 person team.

I drive a modest, eight-year old hatchback that I keep spotless. It just crossed 100,000 miles last month, but people often ask where I got my new car. I live in a modest apartment (less than $1k per month, 2 bedroom) and don't spend frivolously on crap (minimalism for decreased stress). But you damn well better bet that my wife and I have a down payment set aside on a house next year, our cars are paid off, and our only debt is my wife's medical school loans (fuckin' kill me).

But my wife and I have an aggressive loan repayment strategy mapped out, which mainly consists of us living off of my earnings and using all of her surgical residency earnings to pay off loans. They will be paid by the time she finishes her residency and starts making $250,000+ per year (2021). At this point, I anticipate we will be earning a combined $1,000,000 every 27 months.

I advise you learn the difference between good and bad debt, live below your means, save as much as you can without sacrificing quality of life, and get an education in a field that offers a good balance between things you like and income ranges. The anti-college crowd are the same people who will very, very, very likely never see a seven-figure net worth.
 
Any millionaires or people who made it big on here? Even those just making something like 50k a year, what have you done? How has it changed your life? Any advice?

Share some success stories.

I started in internet e commerce business with $1K starting capital in 1999. This year I will sell about $600-$700K on eBay and Amazon, maybe a little more. I have fairly high profit margins since I direct import and manufacture. One thing I noticed is that once you have that kind of revenue coming in, and all these moving parts of your business are in motion all the time...you have a LOT less free time for yourself. And you get huge stress; it's not like you can just take a day off when you feel like when you're living in a $375/mo apartment with a roommate. People depend on me to pay the rent and feed the family so I'm working a lot harder than when I made 1/10th the money.

My advice to a young dude starting his business empire would be that you need to come up with $100K in investable cash as soon as you can so you can get into business ventures properly financed. If you know what you're doing you can get 25% or more cash return on equity on $100K. You can have the greatest business idea in the world, but if you can't come up with the cash to finance it, then it's worthless. One of the biggest reasons I made it in the long haul is that I didn't have to take any money out to live on so all profits were reinvested for years. It's like rolling a snowball down the hill. Making that first $100K was way harder than the next $100K, and the 3rd $100K was even easier, etc.
 
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This depends on the currency you're asking though.

$4,000 can make you a Millionaire in some countries :)
While $1,000,000 isn't same with £1,000,000.
Your'e absolutely right there. $4,000 in my country and i'm a millionaire already. LoL
 
@Sherbert Hoover Holy crap dude. You're only 26?

Am I the oldest person on this forum? All these kids running around. I feel like I should be smoking a corn cob pipe or something.
 
I feel 50.

I honestly thought you were older than me. I thought that about Ste too. And @Neon

I actually just assumed Neon was older than me. When I found out how old he was I felt dirty.

A lot of you guys are 5-10 years younger than me though. ...Which...makes me a MILF!

Wait, I don't have kids.

...A cougar then.

Growl.
 
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I honestly thought you were older than me. I thought that about Ste too. And @Neon

I actually just assumed Neon was older than me. When I found out how old he was I felt dirtg.

A lot of you guys are 5-10 years younger than me though. ...Which...makes me a MILF!

Wait, I don't have kids.

...A cougar then.

Growl.

What the fuck @Neon, you told me you were 73!?

And yeah, I find that people here are genuinely surprised when they find out that @Ste Fishkin just turned 16 last month. Smart as a tack though, especially for joining BHW at age 11. Wish I would have started that early.
 
I secretly make more per year than my real-world boss and his boss, and make about the same as his boss (one of several VP's of a billion-dollar financial firm). But I know better than to flaunt it, especially at age 25 (26 on Monday). If you saw me, though, you wouldn't know it. Unless you are around on Friday's when I bring in doughnuts and coffee for our 25 person team.

I drive a modest, eight-year old hatchback that I keep spotless. It just crossed 100,000 miles last month, but people often ask where I got my new car. I live in a modest apartment (less than $1k per month, 2 bedroom) and don't spend frivolously on crap (minimalism for decreased stress). But you damn well better bet that my wife and I have a down payment set aside on a house next year, our cars are paid off, and our only debt is my wife's medical school loans (fuckin' kill me).

But my wife and I have an aggressive loan repayment strategy mapped out, which mainly consists of us living off of my earnings and using all of her surgical residency earnings to pay off loans. They will be paid by the time she finishes her residency and starts making $250,000+ per year (2021). At this point, I anticipate we will be earning a combined $1,000,000 every 27 months.

I advise you learn the difference between good and bad debt, live below your means, save as much as you can without sacrificing quality of life, and get an education in a field that offers a good balance between things you like and income ranges. The anti-college crowd are the same people who will very, very, very likely never see a seven-figure net worth.
That is awesome. Power to you brother.
 
I think CEO Sam is a millionaire
he retired before he even start !
 
Any millionaires or people who made it big on here? Even those just making something like 50k a year, what have you done? How has it changed your life? Any advice?

Share some success stories.

Hope i can get an ideas from here too as i even struggle to earn 1-2 figure a month. i earn a small amount($$$) of money by providing design services myself and want to venture more to earn at least 2-3 figure/month! A real deal and trustworthy type of business. Thanks OP for this thread and those who want to share their success here.
 
Any millionaires or people who made it big on here? Even those just making something like 50k a year, what have you done? How has it changed your life? Any advice?

Share some success stories.

i think it's mostly myth for people without a technical background.

it's more like fiction to be honest.

maybe there's a better "blackhat millionaire" e-book than the legends making adult website in eastern Europe here.
 
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