How tf do I get rich

The Traditional Approach​

Work for 12 years like someone who lives frugally, saving $1,000 each month from your 9-to-5 job. Invest this money in stocks and aim for a return of 10% from dividends (this is just an example and not a guarantee of actual returns). After 10 years, you could potentially generate enough passive income to no longer need your 9-to-5 job.

Alternative Approaches​


  1. Find a Job You Truly Enjoy: Instead of solely focusing on financial independence, consider pursuing a career that brings you joy. A fulfilling job can enrich your life and reduce stress.
  2. Become a Freelancer: Leverage your skills and expertise to work independently. This often provides more flexibility and the opportunity to determine your own income.
or just inherit

> fuck a phat ass woman and let her pay your house + food -> if you ugly

if you are a sunny boy just try to find your gold mine as personal trainer
 
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Max out your 401k
Max out your ira
Put the rest in a brokerage account

Invest in index funds and large caps with good fundamentals. Win

This is solid financial advice and a great approach to reach financial independence by retirement age. Maybe not a great way to get rich.

As for what to invest in, robot accounts are pretty cool. Pick the asset allocation strategy you're most comfortable with and walk away. It includes things like index funds, but also exposure to other asset classes.
 
This is solid financial advice and a great approach to reach financial independence by retirement age. Maybe not a great way to get rich.

As for what to invest in, robot accounts are pretty cool. Pick the asset allocation strategy you're most comfortable with and walk away. It includes things like index funds, but also exposure to other asset classes.
A more aggressive approach would be to start a business, run it as an llc electing as an s corporation for taxation purposes, then just abuse the shit out of the many legal loopholes that s corporations offer, in addition to what I stated above

This just not might be feasible for everyone

I like investing in equity assets though. Historically they've provided the largest returns. Not trying to invest in bonds or other assets that barely tread inflation, especially in a high inflation environment. Yeah the nominal returns might seem modest, but the real returns are close to zero
 
There are lots of ways to get rich but they are all difficult. A big factor is how motivated a person is, how dedicated they are, how intelligent they are for the path they've chosen, and luck.

I'm not rich but doing pretty good. To lazy to get rich (my cop out at least). What I can confidently say works:

- Make as much money as you can in your current job by promotion, certifications, advancement, etc or change jobs to increase pay. When you're trying to get rich you need a stable income to keep building up your cash pile. Ideally one day you can quit that job but don't count on it and even if you can quit one day, you will likely need the job for quite a while

- DO NOT blow money on things you don't need and luxury. If you are rich then you can afford it, if you are trying to get rich you have to be frugal. The more you save the better positioned you will be to invest properly and at scale. Making 10% on $1000 is fine but making 10% on $500K is a lot nicer.

- Take the money you've saved and invest it intelligently. Good investments compound over time. Learn about stocks, properties, investing directly into new companies, etc. Whatever your interest is. Continue to invest profits and keep doing this. Don't spend profits, reinvest them

- As you make/have more money DO NOT increase your standard of living. This is the most common way people stay perpetually in debt no matter how much they make. Do you want to look rich or be rich? If you need something essential like dental work that you could not afford before obviously that's a good choice, I'm talking about luxury things like buying a car you don't need or a house you don't need, fancy clothes, meals, etc

- Patience, perseverance, and staying the course over years and decades. This is mandatory.

All this is way easier said than done. It works though

The other option is to just do your job and do the run-of-the-mill investing through 401k and Roth IRA, equity in your home, employer retirement, etc. Nothing wrong with that either.
 
Yeah, I’m none of those things. What I am is your intellectual superior whom you should pay attention to.

Let’s take this out of the realm of the theoretical and into the practical. Those of you that made your way to a 7 figure plus net worth, how did you do it?

Started a business in an emerging industry when i was 25. Reinvested everything back in while living frugal as fuck. Started with $350, that became $700, then $1400, then $2800, then $5600, and on and on until the turnover was 100k. At that point i began putting $50k aside and just reinvesting the other $50k. Rinse and repeat.

3 years after starting the biz I began buying multi unit, mixed use (commercial/residential) real estate that cash flowed with the profits.

After that i sunk the excess profits into crypto (early 2017).

Retired at 34 years old. Moved to SEA with much lower cost of living where the buying power of my passive income is 5x higher than back home (its like instantly making 5x more money).

Never graduated high school, was also a former opiate addict. Started with $350. 9 years from start to retired. True story.
 
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