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Your videos really opened up my view on money and not focused on just 9-5 jobs. I’m wondering if I have to go to college or I can just get my real estate license and invest just like you did when you were 18 and your 20s. My school, however, offers at 11-12 grade college classes (I’ll be taking a college class in 10th) and finished associates degree when I’m done with high school. I also want to become a millionaire in my early 20s, just like you did. So, if you were in my shoes, what skills, habits, or anything would I have to do to achieve my goal? I’m not in a big place like Vegas, but near Venice however. And last thing, when you say to save 20% of your income, is it just don’t touch that money or use for investments like dividends or like Roth IRA? Thank you so much for everything.
Here’s how you can be a millionaire in your 20’s.. You need to think critically, like I mean think ahead. Like ask yourself “does doing this will actually make me a millionaire in my 20’s” if not then you’re doing something wrong, if yes then you’re in the right path.
For example, If you’re gonna use your money and actually want to become a millionaire in your 20s actually instead of putting $5000 in the stock market, why don’t you put that to yourself that could double your income?
Here’s a mind-opener, if you invest $5000 in the stock market every single month, it would take 30 years to become a millionaire.. hope that helps😊