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How to stack your first million

You aren’t rich yet, but don’t blame yourself. There are many factors that contribute to your current financial situation other than the amount of work you put in. Hard work rarely makes millions or billions, but you can attain all the riches your desire if you just relax and let good fortune come to you. For example, one day I was meditating about how I can stack my first million in 10 years when I stumbled upon a website that changed the way I think about money. The website is called make $1 million dollars in your lifetime on $1 day per day. Using the power of compound interest, you can make a million in your lifetime by investing a mere $30 dollars a month. Inflation will probably eat some of your million, but you will still have mountains of cash by consistently investing this small amount each month for years. Suppose, however, that you can save more than $30 a month? What if you can save $1000 a month at a 15% annual interest rate? You can probably become a million in 10 years or less. The more you save at a decent interest rate, the faster you become a millionaire.

You don’t have to be an entertainer, professional athlete, or have a ridiculously high salary to become a millionaire. All you have to do is focus on when you want to become a millionaire and plan backwards. If you want to become a millionaire in 5 years, then you have to calculate how much money you have to save at various interest rates. If you plan your strategy intelligently, you can pick the best methods to achieve your goal rather than basing your success on commercial glamour (unless that is what you want).

Becoming a millionaire is basically all about staying alive. If you can manage to stay alive for a several years, then you will become a millionaire. Staying alive means exercising, meeting new people, finding a potential mate, living in a safe area, and staying away from excessive behavior (drug and alcohol abuse, frequent sexcapades, etc). After you make your first million, you can celebrate, but then you should get right back to business by working on making a billion.

Making a million dollars is all about choosing freedom over slavery. People who do things the hard way and like to work until they are dog tired are happy being slaves. They don’t save any money and live for today instead of tomorrow. After a few years of hard work, they get sick and pass away. Start a business, work part time, cut down your expenses, or do a combination of any of these options in order to save more money. Preserve your integrity, but do whatever it takes to get paid despite what other jealous folk might say about you. When you are laughing to the bank, they won’t have anything to say then.

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October 12, 2007 - Posted by ro42g | Cool Stuff | | 5 Comments

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