You've decided that you want to be a millionaire. Congratulations.
Becoming a millionaire can be a worthwhile goal. Jim Rohn sagely advised that you should become a millionaire not because of what you'll get, but because of who you'll become. Becoming a millionaire (or a multimillionaire) does not require Einsteinian intelligence. Instead it requires the mindset and the willingness to do the work that the goal requires.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, a YouTuber, a physician, or a professional, it’s going to take some work. So, what does it take to make it happen?
Unless you get $1 million all at once, you’ll need to save systematically. So, unless you are born into wealth or win the Powerball (keep in mind, you are 239 times more likely to get struck by lightning this year than to win the Powerball), you’ll need to systematically invest for a consistent period of time.
Try out the Investment Calculator to see how much you need to invest each month to get to $1,000,000 by age 65 (assuming an 8% return, which is, of course, not guaranteed).
Financial Planning, Retirement
November 11, 2024
You've decided that you want to be a millionaire. Congratulations.
Becoming a millionaire can be a worthwhile goal. Jim Rohn sagely advised that you should become a millionaire not because of what you'll get, but because of who you'll become. Becoming a millionaire (or a multimillionaire) does not require Einsteinian intelligence. Instead it requires the mindset and the willingness to do the work that the goal requires.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, a YouTuber, a physician, or a professional, it’s going to take some work. So, what does it take to make it happen?
Unless you get $1 million all at once, you’ll need to save systematically. So, unless you are born into wealth or win the Powerball (keep in mind, you are 239 times more likely to get struck by lightning this year than to win the Powerball), you’ll need to systematically invest for a consistent period of time.
Try out the Investment Calculator to see how much you need to invest each month to get to $1,000,000 by age 65 (assuming an 8% return, which is, of course, not guaranteed).
How to Be a Millionaire
Why Systematic Saving Works
Estimated reading time: 2 minutes minutes
November 11, 2024
Financial Planning, Retirement
You've decided that you want to be a millionaire. Congratulations.
Becoming a millionaire can be a worthwhile goal. Jim Rohn sagely advised that you should become a millionaire not because of what you'll get, but because of who you'll become. Becoming a millionaire (or a multimillionaire) does not require Einsteinian intelligence. Instead it requires the mindset and the willingness to do the work that the goal requires.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, a YouTuber, a physician, or a professional, it’s going to take some work. So, what does it take to make it happen?
Unless you get $1 million all at once, you’ll need to save systematically. So, unless you are born into wealth or win the Powerball (keep in mind, you are 239 times more likely to get struck by lightning this year than to win the Powerball), you’ll need to systematically invest for a consistent period of time.
Try out the Investment Calculator to see how much you need to invest each month to get to $1,000,000 by age 65 (assuming an 8% return, which is, of course, not guaranteed).
How to Be a Millionaire
Why Systematic Saving Works
Estimated reading time: 2 minutes minutes
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