Still, what are the three effects? I would do incontinently number one; I would buy a business with proprietorial backing and I would apply ultramodern marketing and robotization tactics If I were starting over in my 20s and wanted to make $1 million in the coming one to two years, yes, this is realizable with little to no plutocracy. Start by going to Best Buy orloopnet.com# 2: I would work any credit or borrowing openings I had and I would go in on crypto exploration and trading There is a huge occasion in crypto right now, especially if you are following new coins launches Pro tip: come an expert air drop huntsman There is just huge eventuality, then# 3: I would immerse myself in AI and become an expert in the field From there, I would launch and test AI-generated art digital products or educational-grounded AI talking head contact Once I got some traction, I would work endlessly to maximize my eyeballs and profit and engage with associated influencers to help. Without some threat and trial and error, you will never know when your advance is going to be so get out there take some pitfalls, and watch the magic be OK so we've got the plan let's go This is what happens if you invest$ $10,000 by the age of 20 Let's say your plutocrat grows to 8 by the time you are 25.$ 15,000, but check this: by the time you are 30, that would have been $22,000 and by the time you are 40, that would have been $50,000 But if you stayed until you were 50 years old, you would have had a redundant $100,000. This is the most stylish fiscal advice you've ever received. Invest in means, not arrears. What's the worst fiscal advice you've ever received? The stylish way to make wealth is saving your plutocrats. Third question: what's a commodity you used to value that does not have material effects? What's a commodity that you suppose people suppose is important when it comes to plutocrats? Do you realize that not really the right net worth is the crap index of real success effects to not do until you are rich? Number one, a life you buy means first you get a life; you can have all your churches, all your fun stuff, and all your redundant shoes, jewelry, buses, and big-screen televisions. All that you get is the apartment; you get doors you get land; you get stuck; you get crypto; you get erected. That is, like, number one. Number two is: do not get into big debt and also burn your credit score, in my opinion, is as important as your Social Security number for Americans or your keeping good credit is critical and# 3, they'll adopt your plutocrat out to your musketeers and family; they'll never pay you back Just call that Jerry, because it's not going to be You did not have collateral and you will adopt their plutocrat out because eventually
THE 14 YEAR KID WHO MADE 1 MILLION DOLLARS
$1 million at the age of just 14 and wrote a book by the age of eight alright so I wrote my first book when I was 8 years old the main reason I wrote it is to help kids overcome bullying 90 days I made my first million through trading tech stocks such as Microsoft and Apple are currently make about $200,000 a month we also asked what advice you would give to new traders my advice to anyone that wants to start trading is finding a mentor trust the process and be consistent lastly we asked which do you think made more money last year trading in orange juice or trading in Mercedes last year I would have to say, Mercedes
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people want to know one of my best friends just sold his business for $2 billion She and I started at 0X together, by the way, and I asked somebody to come and speak at my company. They said no; they don't want to tell people what they do, so there is a rich dad When I asked somebody to help me, they said no; that's what really happened. I don't know if you know if Trump is a real guy or not but he's pretty He's pretty real
You double your money at 4% per year in 18 years, so the first thing is to start somewhere, even if you can only save a bit of money, but start the savings habit early in life. So if you earn $2000, let's say in Singapore, and save 10% of $200.00, that is very good. If you're able to say that $200.00, you can invest the $200.00, and if you invest and you earn, let's say, a rate of return of 4% per year in 18 years, the $200.00 will become $400.00. You double your money at 4% per year in 18 years, so every time you save, you have the possibility of doubling your money, so you are surprised by the power of compounding. Compounding means investing steadily, and that's how you begin to have financial security to know that you have some savings in case you get into difficult times. So you start saving a small amount, and as you get a promotion in your job, you get more pay. The earlier, the better.
Whatever you don't spend more than 2/3 of what you say 1/3 because you will need the one-third in terms of difficulty and also gives you what you call optionality flexibility if the boss makes life very difficult for you, you can quit, except give me a lesser-paying job until you find another job and flexibility and optionality I think should be built in the way we think about financial security cost of living varies from person to person; it depends on what you consume and what you spend your money on. That's why I came back again principle of frugality, then on what is essential, especially in difficult times, try to save You know, saving for a rainy day, such as when the cost of living goes up, is very important It's about resilience, whatever acronym
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