how to become a billionaire, the truth
Okay first of all stop searching in Google for “how to become a billionaire” and START TAKING ACTION FOR YOURSELF NOW! It’s really annoying telling everyone my secrets and awesome findings when the knowledge and simple “message” is not seen. Take the step now and get on my waiting list by viewing my how to retire young website. Below are my opinions, thoughts, and tips that may or may not work for you due to trading experience.
my advice, from a guy that has tried extremely hard and has retired to become a billionaire:
#1 – become a billionaire mentally, most billionaires spend all their time doing everything they can to make it 100% used wisely. they don’t sit on their asses, watch how to get rich tv commercials, and complain about everyone else being rich. they are proactive, very intelligent, take action, aren’t afraid of risks, and either are very lucky or were in the right timing when they started to become a billionaire. look at any major billionaire whether it be bill gates, warren buffett, or oprah winfrey. they all were in good timing either with the markets rising, a product becoming a trend, or found themselves more popular selling themself to a similar crowd.
#2 – you need to invest now now now. whether it is in yourself through education or investments. just investing in a stock like Apple Inc. isn’t going to make you a billionaire sadly. if you have 100 years then maybe, but i think most people searching “how to become a billionaire” aren’t thinking 100 years from now. in 100 years you will likely be dead! or too old to care about money. what old wise person has really ever cared about money? you care about other things at that age and materialistic things aren’t such a biggy. if you have a talent then be the best you can at it and exploit yourself and your talent. i never understand people with real talent. you can tell you have talent when everyone adores whatever it is you do very well. just exploit it, sell it, and make it worth money for yourself.
#3 – find your personal investment you can make money at. from my experience researching/doing/failing/succeeding many different types of investments i’ve found trading stock options are the riskiest, but also fastest way to real large amounts of wealth without question. the problem is that again it really does take years to follow the stocks and understand their every moves like your brothers and sisters. other investments to quick wealth are great ideas that turn into money ex. Oxy clean crap, how to commercials, info commericials (in which they are selling info from their experience because they are successful at it), or marrying someone very wealthy always works too.
so i hope this helps you with searching on how to become a billionaire. it ain’t easy. trust me, that’s the truth.
or make it easy and retire in 24 months, not a billionaire, but quite likely a millionaire. more about me and how I retired with $60 a month before I turned 30 years old.
some good yahoo.com articles:
even billionaires get stressed and quoted “the less they have the more powerful and comfortable they feel”. billionaire fears of bad economy
more on how billionaires get stressed. the worlds biggest billionaires, of course warren buffett is always a favorite, and for the ladies the women billionaire list and how they became one including J.K. Rowling of the harry pooper series.
This entry was posted on September 11, 2008 by Paul. It was filed under trading stock options and was tagged with advice, bill gates, how to become a billionaire, how to invest to make a lot money, http://www.124today.com, millionaire, One24 online home-bas, oprah winfrey, tips, women billioanire, worlds billionaire list 2008.
Paul Meyer 
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So… are you even a millionaire now?
February 24, 2009 at 4:46 pm
does it really matter? are you practice trading?
February 25, 2009 at 1:20 pm
How close are you to your goal now?
February 25, 2009 at 7:04 am
how close are to your goals? mine should be of little importance to yours. i’m within a years close.
February 25, 2009 at 1:19 pm
It’s funny, i could only answer that with a question! How close am i from my goal? clearly i would say far, but i do my best to keep positive. I am 17 years old, and feel devastated that how i would feel if i don’t become a billionaire or little less a millionaire.
October 9, 2011 at 4:09 pm
keep trying kid.
October 23, 2011 at 6:29 pm
CAN ANY OF YOU IDIOTS SPELL OR FORM SENTANCES THAT MAKE SENSE ???? IF BEING INTELLIGENT MATTERS YOU ALL LOOSE, ESPECIALLY THE BIG BAD NINJA !!!!!
May 16, 2009 at 9:50 pm
LEE,
I admit my spelling is horrible because I prefer to live the dangerous lifestyle and not spell check my posts! Most annoying and agreeable! LOL. Want to know what is more wild and ironic about your statement? I’m the spelling and vocabulary king at my work place. The important lesson to everyone reading this is that you can still become a billionaire and have horrible spelling or not even know how to write english (but you are in more favorable circumstances understanding your contracts if you can read and write them).
commenter – that’s for noticing. we need people like you, trust me.
cheers, big ninja.
May 17, 2009 at 2:58 am
This is a good piece on wealth creation. Another option is to look at buying and selling privately held companies as millions of Baby Boomer entrepreneurs go into retirement.
September 3, 2009 at 12:58 am
How about learning how to capitalize the first letter of every sentence. Do billionaires know how to do that? I bet the guy who wrote this article has negative net worth.
January 14, 2011 at 6:14 am
How about this: billions don’t really care about what smartasses think.
January 14, 2011 at 12:50 pm
There is one way to become a billionaire – borrow to those who have or simply, it leveraging.
December 30, 2014 at 6:41 am
There is one way to become a billionaire – borrow to those who have or simply it means leveraging or using other people’s money (OPM).
December 30, 2014 at 6:44 am