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N.T. | Is it possible to become a billionaire without inheriting money or borrowing it? |
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Helmut S
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If you want to become billionaire means just followl some steps
first Step :
Do some online jobs like data entry, medical transcription, online tutors, google adsense, online marketing...
for above jobs just visit
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second step :
From the above jobs you will earn more than $25000 within 3 months. Invest that amount in stock market. For latest profitable
stocks then just visit
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And use some softwares like
stock trading robot..
third step :
Now you will earn more than $100000 within 6 months. Invest that amount in forex trading.
fourth step :
Now you will earn more than $500000 within 1 year. Invest that amount in any business and earn in billions. |
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Rupert Roo
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I suppose nearly anything is "possible" but if you look at the current billionaires in the world, it's not plausible. If you are involved in some business venture at SOME point you'll probably need to "borrow" some money for office space or capital in general to get your business started. Then again, Paul McCartney was a billionaire and all he did was entertain. And I think Tiger Woods is on pace to be the first athlete billionaire. So if you can hit a golf ball like Tiger, sure, I guess it's possible! |
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Madison
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Of course it's possible; however, if you start a business then you'll have to borrow money in the beginning to get that business started- but it will be paid back eventually. |
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Annick J
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Yes, though you'll have to do a lot of hard work and investing. Plus, you'll have a lot of lean years while you're living on almost nothing and investing everything you make. |
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Nathan
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Yes. |
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curiousgeorge
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Possible, yes, research Bill Gates/Microsoft. |
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sarah jane
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Of course it is- and if you've borrowed it, you're not a billionaire. |
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mrrosema
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ask Bill or Warren. You have to be really smart and really lucky |
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Kermits friend
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yes there is and you have to save and save money and invest in the stockmarkets/ |
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Mencken
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Possible but not very likely. |
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BT
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Mark Cuban is..... |
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andy
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Yes by starting a business that meets the needs of the masses just like all of the other billionaires. With the exception of a few, all US billionaires are self-made who found a niche and ran with it. |
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John A
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Yes - contrary to popular belief it is much more likely that if you were to become a billionaire you will do so on your own without an inheritance. Statistics show that over 80% of millionaires and billionaries are first generation. In regard to borrowing, researchers have shown that except for in applicable situations the millionaires/billionaires they spoke to avoid debt like the plague. The definitive work on the subject remains the highly readable "The Millionaire Next Door" by Thomas Stanley and William Danko. They are both academics and in the foreword it talks about how one of them actually left the faculty he worked with and went into business for himself to apply his new found discoveries.
Those are the facts. My personal opinion as to why it is this way is that the average person tells themselves that anyone who becomes more successful than they are that it was because of a mitigating factor such as wealth that they succeeded in an arena where they themselves may have fallen short. It is a great crutch to carry around to protect their self-esteem from the realization that that person more times than not simply worked harder, had more passion, sacrificed more and may have had gifts (mental,emotional,physical) that the crutch holder did not.
This viewpoint has propagated the false perception that the only way too succeed is to inherit a whack of money. |
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