How do i become rich?

How do i become rich?
Advices? Books about becoming rich?
How did you become rich?

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The Art of the Deal, by The Donald

>exploit black people
>sell placebo to idiots
these are the two traditional ways to fast money

smoke cannabis it inspires creativity

>investing in unbacked currency

No.

A single person can only get rich if they get lucky. Normal wealth is built up over generations.

If for example your parents allow you to live at home rent free for your entire life, and then leave you everything, those assets that they built stay in the family and you are then able to build upon it.

Do that for a few generations and your family won't have to work a day in their life for the rest of history, as you will have set them up so well over and over again that they can just invest in businesses instead of worrying about rent or buying a home.

>become a bookie and make friends
>cut drugs and sell it
>Rob elderly/women at gun/knife point for everything they got
>buy a roulette table and steam it online for virtual betting

Here are some whys to get rich. If you dont like these ways just get a job and stock up on 401k and roth IRA and you be rich at 70

>get a job
>work hard
>save money

>The Richest Man in Babylon
>The Millionaire Next Door
These two were recommended to me by my financial adviser about 10 years ago when I was in credit card debt and struggling to get out of it. Now I've built my second house for $500k without a mortgage or loan and I paid off my first mortgage last year. I bought a 2 year old car with 10k miles, instead of new which I could afford, because it saved me $12k. Accumulating wealth is a budgeting state of mind, not so much a behavior. If you have a consumerist mindset and you enjoy buying things or shopping, or enjoy splurging on yourself or feel that you are entitled to having the best of everything then chances are you will continue to live just a step above your means, which means that you'll never save substantially, invest and never have the ability to accumulate any substantial wealth. It was once said to me that people buy to level of their overtime paycheck, but when the overtime isn't there you're now paying overtime-level debt with non-overtime-level income.

Studies show that a Families life saves is complete whiped out by the 3rd generation

thanks, sound good

What's your career/income?

Pretty much this. But you need to focus like a laser on maximizing your income per unit of your time. Look for a growth market, some profession that will be in demand for the next 5-10 years. Get the education/credentials you need for it. Do it as quickly as you can with the lowest possible amount of debt.

When you work your job, save all the money you can. Invest that money so it produces income (I can't tell you what to invest in because it changes all the time, but diversify). When you go out to have a good time, make sure it's always a networking engagement. Get yourself rubbing shoulders with other successful people in and out of your profession. Now this is a wildcard ... if you have enough connections, a lucrative opportunity may simply drop into your lap. But even if it doesn't, you'll know all the right people when you're ready to move up.

Hopefully in 5-10 years you will be an expert in your field and you'll have a lot of money in the bank. Start your own business borrowing as little money as you can. Expect to fail a few times, then bounce right back at it again. Work your ass off building that business for about 5 years.

Here is where the switch happens. Increasingly your day-to-day income will come less from your daily work, and more from your investments and other people making profits for you. You will have groomed a good manager for your business to do all of your work and you can just show up from time to time to make the big decisions.

You could retire at 40 as many people dream of, or you just keep working because the whole thing has become fun for you, and you'll die super wealthy.

If you don't ever sell your family estate it's not going anywhere.

Leaving everything to your first born son ensures future wealth if the practice is repeated. Problem these days is no one does it anymore and instead you have selfish money grabbing kids who squander everything you work for.

If you want to do right by your last name, leave everything to your first born and command him to do the same.

Steal money from poor people

Do you actually want to be rich? Think long and hard before deciding this. There are Goetic forces which will give you all the material wealth you desire, but the cost is having the humanity burned from you, making you Qlippoth so that you can be filled with an archetypal personality fragment manifesting as a demonic entity.

The surface of the world is given over to the authority of the powers and principalities. You can become one of them, but the cost is to be forever denied the Deep Mysteries.

Definitely not these. This is a common misconception by poorfags. Stealing doesn't make you rich, it makes you a poorfag in jail.
Best advice here.

I want enough money to do and buy everything I want, and have some more left just to be sure.
And I don't have any of this, so for me it's already being rich

I'm IT/managemen tfor a global corp headquartered in NY, which you've no doubt heard of but I won't reveal because reasons. Been there for 14 years and I'm at about $150k/year, plus my wife works and she adds considerably to that - but how anyone makes their money is irrelevant - it's what you do with it and how stingy you are with it. I'm not greedy - I'll buy the whole bar a round on friday, but anything over a grand and I become a severe jew. I wait, I'm patient and i find deals wherever I can. I also cut down hard on my monthly's, I switch cell plans when there are deals, I switch ISPs when there are deals, I switch car and homeowners insurances when I can do better - and I dont spend what I save. A saved dollar is the same as a work-earned dollar.. That's the stuff that adds up.

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Asking if you want to be rich is a pretty valid question. If you're not born rich then you'll have to sacrifice your youth and a big chunk of your middle age life toward getting rich.

This means missing your kid's soccer practice. Always being in the office or on the road. High stress which could lead to substance abuse. And of course you won't be spending enough time with your wife so she'll divorce you and run off with all your money.

It might be worth it to look for a life better described as "sustainable". Work-life-balance won't make you rich but could make you happier.

Then what you need to do is recognize the bars of the cage and wake. Announce that you've seen the fnords and you will be taken to the high place by one of the esoteric orders which prepare people for inhabitation by the Goetic rulers. When they lay the nations of the Earth at your feet, accept their offer and you will begin the process of being tested, having more of your humanity burned from you at each step.

When they're done, you will be effectively a demi-god. And Qlippoth.

Oh one more piece of advice, spend as much money as you can on things that hold their value (land, homes, durable assets) and spend as little money as you can on things that depreciate quickly (cars, computers, phones).

My uncle was a hedge fund manager and despite being very wealthy, he drove a beat-up Renault. Eventually he was made a partner at his firm and they had to tell him to buy a new car because his old one didn't reflect well on the company to clients.

Buy gold jewelry so you have pawn money for bail and the cops cant confiscate your bank roll

>Here is where the switch happens. Increasingly your day-to-day income will come less from your daily work, and more from your investments and other people making profits for you. You will have groomed a good manager for your business to do all of your work and you can just show up from time to time to make the big decisions.
This is true and excellent advice if you have the balls for it, but it's not for everyone because it can be really tough at times. Especially starting it up from the ground-up. I know a plumber (yes, a plumber) who picked up lucrative emergency repair contracts at several local universities. He groomed one pupil (my friend) who took over the day-to-day management who now makes a small fortune in his own right. But the owner, who's now about 55, spent this winter in Costa Rica, fishing, drinking, sleeping in, banging hoes and going on jungle jeep adventures. Tough life. He still owns the business so he makes the big $ and my friend runs it. They're both happy with the situation. My friend will probably buy the business eventually when the owner is ready to retire, and he's already grooming his successor to live the same early retirement life when that switch happens.

Step 1: dont spend any more time on Sup Forums

If you invested in stocks look how much mo ey youve lost in the last 2 days. Look at the dow jones.

Yup. Nothing about this path is easy but if you have the fortitude, it works.

Another piece of advice my uncle gave me when I started my own business is ... "prepare to be sued". LOL. For most people a lawsuit sounds terrifying but he went one and said "it's nothing personal, but as soon as you put yourself out there you'll be stepping on somebody's toes and they're going to want a piece. It's just business, nothing personal."

I've been sued and done my share of suing. It stops being scary after a while.

You could write a book on becoming rich. All the idiots buy it!

>Hint: you don't get rich by telling others exactly what you are doing

I did say diversify. You have to think long term. If you freak out with every economic bump then you probably shouldn't choose the career path I laid out. Maybe get a government job with a pension or something (even that's not guaranteed).

now its time to buy stocks

>2 days
Yeah, excellent point. I'm going to dump everything and invest in bitcoi- wait what?

Tell me what you'll do with the money?

I'm not reading more than 4 words.

How much is rich?

Yep, anyone at risk should at the very least buffer themselves with an LLC

Business lawyers are amazing

about $3.5M (tree fitty)

Can't be that hard to answer

What would you do?

I also assume after mansion, helicopter and cheap ring I made to propose.

What would you do?

screw people over

additionally, his name is "scrooge mcDuck" figure it out

LLC is a must for small businesses. Mine is a C-corp because we planned on offering stock options for early employees and we wanted to take on investors. Unfortunately we didn't grow as quickly as we hoped so an LLC probably would have been good enough.

I'm not rich by any stretch of the imagination, but my wife is fairly well off. We met in college and she's a contractor for the government. (195k a year with bonuses) I'm a stay at home dad from a middle class family. The trick is marry wealthy

With tree fitty? I'd invest it. $3M isn't enough to retire comfortably, I'd push for around the $8M mark.

This is you.

I can help change this world with 3.5 billion. I don't even want a penny of it. It is nice to afford things.

Scrub

I can work with that

Depends on how you want to live. I would want excellent health insurance and to live in a low-crime area. Other than that, a nice cozy little house with a cat and a dog and a little workshop and I'd retire happy.

you can become rich if you invest

you can work a minimum wage job and invest 500 a month on lets say a stock like PTY and you will retire at 40 a millionaire.

its easy just everyone else just throws books and ideas no one guides down the right road.

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Also, all you little kiddies reading this? You should ALSO save. Just make it a habit. You cash your shitty McDonalds check. A little goes to checking, the rest goes to savings. Just do it. There will never be a magical moment where "it's time" to start saving. You will procrastinate and procrastinate until you're 65 and eating cat food. So just start getting into the habit of putting a little of your paycheck away now so that it will always be a part of your life.

if your happy with minim gains sure but if you want more they are out there just have to look and learn how to look. no one teaches that

Yep, It's called capitalizing the poor. Get in to the vice business, it makes money during a recession.

This

This makes me uneasy but yeah. My dad owned a liquor store in a really shitty area and he made a small fortune. Good on him but my experience growing up really turned me off to vices like alcohol and drugs. I really got to see the ugly side things :/

True. If you're not an investor and you just stick it in the bank (why tho?) You need about $1M to get about $13k in savings interest per year @ 3.5 APY (people's opinions do vary on this, so im averaging for round numbers). So $3M could earn you about $40k per year without touching the principle. Not bad I suppose for doing nothing, $40k per year is about $3300/month or a bit over $800/week. It depends on your existing debt and if you have a mortgage or rent to pay. Also keep in mind that with inflation, 15 years from now $40k per year is going to feel like $10k per year ... $8M would be ideal though. I'd pay off the mortgage and that's $100k per year free and clear, or $8300/month or $2000/week. Never ending and without having to work.

dow joans as trump calls it kek

No debt, house paid off, but savings are pitiful. However do have my own business and a decent brand. It's going to take me a while to get up to 3M. But like I said, I enjoy simple things (papercraft, dogs, vidya).

I'm just hoping me and my dog won't be eating the same dog food when I retire.

I want my kids to grow up in a better society.

Encourage them to choose a career path with high demand. Teach them to work hard and to save their money.

If it works, they will become self-reliant and not depend on the state. They will build things which will better neighborhoods and create jobs. They will own things which means they will be invested taking part in the upkeep and protection of themselves and their neighborhoods.

If they start talking about socialism or taking up college majors that end in "studies" then tie them up inside a burlap sack, throw them in a river, and try again with new kids.

Gona be lucky to get two out of my rusty factory.

>I'm just hoping me and my dog won't be eating the same dog food when I retire
Well, no debt and house paid off is great. Doggo won't mind if the food you're both eating are rib-eyes.

Smoke cannabis it inspires schizophrenia

Cannabis leads to heroine.

sell heroine buy stocks

I think I accidentally spat from my nose

Actually it doesn't make you more creative it just allows you to actually go for it. Instead of being like "that's a cool idea" and forgetting it you'll try to make whatever it is.

There is a research paper somewhere talking about this. I'd link but fuck that noise.

The drug trade is highly romanticized but for the vast majority of participants it's really unprofitable.

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invest in hyperrealistic creepypasta authors like Otis Jiry

Anyone can become wealthy if they are earning 150k a year

Stay off the drugs son

Put some dildos on your altar and shout MONEY DONGS ACTIVATE but there are other parts of the ritual you have to make up yourself.

How much Monopoly money is my soul worth hermit user?

>If you want to do right by your last name, leave everything to your first born and command him to do the same.
Unfortunately inheritance laws in many countries stipulate that you must give your children the same amount of inheritance. I suspect that these laws were made for the upper classes, which have the ability to hide their wealth, to protect them from social mobility.

Anyone tried selling fake drugs?

Like selling normal tablets as ecstacy, flour as cocaine or fake meth? Or sell normal brownies as weed brownies

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