Is there any human being in the present state of existence that does not know about wealth? And yet, what happens when we earn millions in abundance? We presume it is sufficient for us in all circumstances. Indeed, how many people do you know who enjoy their millions without having ever worked for it?
Are you looking forward to becoming a billionaire from scratch. There are many ways of achieving this.
Study hard. Normally, billionaires don’t happen by accident. Be a billionaire by studying interest rates, tax brackets and dividends.
- Study finance and entrepreneurship. Learn to identify consumer needs, then develop business models to fulfill those needs. Currently, computer science skills and new technology are lucrative careers.[1]
- If you haven’t heard already STEM jobs (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)[2] are going to be on the rise and are already on the rise. Taking “STEM” classes to be able to increase your chances of getting a job in the future, as well as they are fields in which the pay check has almost no limit.
- Read about successful billionaires; Warren Buffett, Bill Gates or Jon Huntsman, Sr. Be wise with money to amass more.
Do your best.
Being on a money-making path alone is not enough, you have to try. If you want to be a billionaire in 2020, you have to work harder. This means that you must be prepared to make sacrifices along the way. If you are asked to spend more time at work, you should do so. If you are asked to provide more, you must do so. Always remember that when you value something and pay attention to it, you will one day receive the reward of your attention.
You can do it!
Keep your head up and your eyes on the prize. You’re a champion, and you’re going to win this thing.
Save your money.
If you don’t have money to start with (even a thousand tomans), you can never have a savings account. Save as much money as you can. The less you spend, the more money you have left. Set a goal to save and stick to it. You will not regret it.
Save your money.
We know, we’re all tired of hearing it. But seriously: save your money.
Money is one of those things that most people know they should be saving, but they don’t actually do it. And the reason is that saving money sounds like a chore. It’s not something you can do on the fly—it takes planning and forethought to save money, which means it requires a lot of effort. We get it—we just don’t want to put in that effort! But if you’re serious about saving your hard-earned cash, then we’ve got some tips that might help make this task a little bit easier:
-Put away a little bit of every paycheck into an account specifically for savings (we recommend using an app like Acorns).
-Use apps like Digit or Qapital to automatically transfer small amounts from your checking account into savings each month (the less you notice, the more likely you’ll stick with it).
-Buy everything on sale! If you keep an eye out for sales and coupons when shopping at stores like Target and Walmart, then you’ll save yourself from buying things full price when they’re not on sale anymore (which happens more often than not).
Find a coach.
If you don’t know what to do with your money, look for a guide or mentor. Find a coach you trust and let him or her guide you along the way.
I’m going to be honest—finding a coach is one of the best things you can do for yourself or business.
And I don’t just mean a coach for your business. A coach for YOU. Because when you’re working on yourself, it makes everything else easier.
A coach will help you work through issues and challenges, keep you accountable, and help you stay on track with your goals and dreams. A good coach is a sounding board and an accountability partner who will always have your back.
And if you need some extra motivation? You’ll also get someone to cheer you on, so that you can feel like you’re making progress every single day—even when it might not seem that way!
Enjoy being rich.
It has long been said that “doing good is full of filling.” The same is true of being rich. Learn the lifestyle of the rich. Dress like billionaires. Don’t settle for less than your full potential. If you taste good things in life, you will never be satisfied with less than that. Let a good life guide you in achieving your goal. If you can’t live like the rich now, at least pay for it!
Enjoy being rich.
We know, it sounds kind of silly. But it’s true!
When you’re enjoying being rich, you’re able to focus on what you want and not what other people think of you or how much money they have. We all know that feeling: when we go out to eat with friends who are broke and can’t afford anything at all, or when we go on vacation with someone who is a total cheapskate and won’t even pay for their own ticket. It’s not fun!
But when you’re enjoying being rich? You don’t have to worry about any of that! You can just relax and enjoy the moment—because nothing matters but you and your money.
Grow a bigger dream.
Millionaires do not give up when they reach their first billion. In fact, they keep moving. They do not want one billion tomans, they think ten billion tomans. Don’t be less convinced. Have big dreams in your head.
You’ve got a dream. And it’s big.
You might be thinking, “I wish I could just grow it up to the sky!” But before you get all caught up in wishing, we have some news for you: your dream can actually grow bigger.
We’re not just saying that to be nice—we know because we’ve done it ourselves! And we want to help you do it too.
So here’s how: start by thinking about what your dream is, and then write down three things that are exciting about it. Now, think about the people who would be most excited by those three things and write down their names. Next, go talk to those people and tell them what’s exciting about this dream of yours. That’s right—you’re going to tell them how awesome they are! (Just kidding.)
Now that you’ve done all that, take a deep breath and let yourself feel good about having done something really important for yourself. You’re on your way!
Trust yourself.
If there’s one thing you can rely on, it’s you. You always have to believe that you can achieve everything in your mind. If you don’t have that mindset, you’ll lose the game. It’s not hard to trust yourself. Keep going and never give up. You will soon become a member of the club of billions.
People Who Become Billionaire from Zero
There are people who become billionaire from zero. What they have in common? They all have a vision, a plan and the determination to make it happen.
The first step is setting goals. The second step is taking action. The third step is not giving up until you reach your goals. Below are few of them:
Jan Koum
The founder of the famous chat application WhatsApp, made a billion-dollar fortune after his company was bought by Facebook. However, Koum was living on food aid distributed in the region where he was staying at the age of 16 when he came to the USA from Ukraine. Koum is not alone in this area. Here are other names who became billionaires from scratch
Kenny Troutt
Is the founder of Excel Communication, one of the largest telecommunications infrastructure companies in the USA, and Kenny Troutt worked as an insurance salesman during his university years. He currently has a personal fortune of $ 1.7 billion.
Howard Schultz
Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks, the world’s largest coffee chain, grew up in a rather poor family. Schultz won the university with a football scholarship. As soon as he graduated, he started working for Xerox. He then started to work at Starbucks, which had only 60 branches at the time. He currently has a personal fortune of $ 2 billion.
Ken Langon
US investor Ken Langon worked as a cafeteria worker and plumber in his youth. He currently has a personal fortune of $ 2.1 billion.https://8d602fbf29e829112bc7b4bec9fcb0a1.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html
Oprah Winfrey
One of the most beloved hosts in television history, Oprah Winfrey from the United States came to the world in a poor family in Mississippi. Winfrey, who won college on a scholarship, became the first African American reporter to appear on the screen at the age of 19. He currently has a personal fortune of $ 2.9 billion.https://8d602fbf29e829112bc7b4bec9fcb0a1.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html
Shahid Khan
Pakistani Shadid Khan, who founded Flex-N-Gate, one of the largest spare parts suppliers in the automotive industry, washed dishes for $ 1 an hour when he came to the USA from his country. He currently has a fortune of $ 3.8 billionhttps://8d602fbf29e829112bc7b4bec9fcb0a1.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html
Kirk Kerkorian
One of Las Vegas’ biggest hoteliers, Kirk Kerkorian is one of the families that immigrated to the USA from Armenia. Kerkorian, who interrupted his school life and worked as a boxer, served in the British Air Force during the Second World War. He currently has a fortune of $ 3.9 billion.
John Paul DeJoria
DeJoria, who founded John Paul Mitchell Systems, which sold door-to-door shampoo, was selling Christmas postcards and newspapers to support his family before turning this business into an empire. Dejoria, who later founded the company Boss Tequila, now has a personal fortune of $ 4 billion.
Do Won
Founder of Forever 21, one of the largest womenswear brands in the USA, Do Won Chang worked as a doorman, gas station, and cafe worker in the early days of his arrival in the USA, before starting his company with his wife. He currently owns $ 5 billion of personal wealth.
Before Ralph Lauren Textile giant created the brand Ralph Lauren, one of the world’s largest fashion giants, it was looking at errands at a textile company. He currently owns $ 7.7 billion of wealth.
Francois
French billionaire Francois Pinault, who owns giant luxury brands such as Gucci, Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen and Yves Saint Laurent, was bored with the constant mockery of him and had to quit his high school education. He currently owns $ 15 billion of wealth.
Leonardo Del Vecchio,
Boss of eyeglass makers bought by millions of people around the world, such as Leonardo Del Vecchio Ray-Ban and Oakley, grew up in an orphanage. He then worked as a worker in a factory, where he lost a large part of his finger to the machine. He currently owns $ 15.3 billion of personal wealth.
George Soros
George Soros, one of the most influential investors in the global economy, fled to London during the Nazi attack on Hungary in his youth. He lived a very poor high school life in England. Soros currently owns $ 20 billion of personal wealth.
Li Ka-shing
Li Ka-shing, boss of Asian industrial giant Cheung Kong Industries, had to take a break from education to help his family after his father’s death at the age of 15. He currently owns $ 31 billion of wealth.
Larry Ellison
The boss of Oracle, Larry Ellison, left school after the death of his adoptive mother in his youth and worked in different fields for eight years. He currently owns $ 41 billion in personal wealth. (CNBCE).
Buy and sell stocks. The stock market may be a good place to increase wealth. Watch the markets carefully before buying and pay attention to which stocks are successful. Be informed to make smart purchases. Most stocks appreciate over the long term. Ride out small dips in value and take occasional risks.
- Dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs) and direct stock purchase plans (DSPs) bypass brokers (and commissions) by buying directly from company agents.[7] These are offered by over 1,000 major corporations. Invest as little as $20-30 per month; fractional shares of stocks can be bought.
Conclusion
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is one of the biggest self-help books of all time. I’ve bought and read (or listened to) more self-help books than I can count, and this one has influenced me more than any other. I know it’s a long one, but Napoleon has a way of writing that makes even the most boring concepts interesting and easy to understand. At least half the book (maybe more) is dedicated to thinking like a millionaire, and really listening to yourself and eliminating any self-defeating thoughts you may have that are ingrained into your subconscious mind.