won't work today, he started in 2002 before the tubes, torrents, rapidshare forums and the astonishingly clever east-indian businessman.
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Congrats! That really is awesome. Every single person that said only a million doesn't have a million. Hard work and focus pay off. Well done!
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gret work, this guy used the #1 rule, that is
WORK HARD, no lazy shit
and u gotta be smart which im sure u are
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Congrats . We should do some biz together
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my free Time is priceless, no need to be a millionaire to be happy...
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Bad ass.Comment
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your goal was to drive a 1995 dodge neon and work 12-15 hours per day?
congrats, i guessLast edited by Jet Redux; 06-28-2008, 12:54 PM.Comment
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5 years... dam long time :D i thot i will become millionaire in 2 years :DSubmit your sites->PornBlogSubmitter.com 10 for 21 or $E-M: My GFY Username @ gmail.com https://t.me/xpolosas
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I am not going to be one of the people that say "bah, only one million" or cut you down in any way. I'm just going to say congrats! I know what it is like to work very hard and very long hours to reach your goal. Only someone that has been can appreciate your sense of accomplisment! Good work!Comment
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Congrats man, first time I've read this thread and much respectComment
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wow great comeback congrats to you
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I've read this book also, my father reached millionaire status a decade or so ago and you would of never realized it. He doesn't purchase new clothing, lives in a duplex and pretty much has the same old 80's Mercedes car which he purchased out of med school. The majority of millionaires I know are not flashy with there money and are quite comfortable with the way they live.Comment
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most ppl that are millionairs in the US are including their CAPITAL ASSETS right? like value of their house and other properties and if they are owner of the business, then the worth of that
those kind of books are PURE BS, the fact that if someone has millionair status LIQUID Cash and lives in a house worth under 300 is a BIG LIE
if u live in a house under 300K its ghetto and u mite as well be wearing newspaper to ur prom ghetoo
if someone has 1 million liquid and is not doing anything with it, even if that means buying smarter property is stupidLast edited by Jai; 06-29-2008, 02:50 PM.Comment
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Good for you mate!!
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There is no spoon
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I'm not a dinosaur, I'm a crocodile. I've seen dinosaurs come and go and I'm left unimpressed.Comment
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congrats on that..go celebrate, get a new car and enjoy it!Comment
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LOL o shit, it doesnt make sense at all....i was doing a few other things while i was writing and was in a rush and tried replying to 3 different posts in 1 quote..
BLAHHHHHHHH whatever..
what i was trying to say is the BOOK that people are quoting is BS..
and the fact about most millionaires living in houses under 277K is also BS..
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hey congrats! nothing like seeing a lil blood, sweat & tears paying off
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very good read .. congrats and lets all make some money !!!Comment
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What he said.Don't knock it - well done and congrats
Couple of things - suggest you do not have that level of balance in any account. You have entered the world of distrust - the next thing to watch for is bank problems and any "new friends". Banks are unlikely to insure that account balance, so worth spreading it.
Another point is - it's worth investing a portion, but only in secure areas with proven growth. Forget the US property market - at least for the moment, but there will be good opportunities there soon. Look wider - there are a number of places with excellent potential - eg one quarter of your balance invested around 4 years ago in the right place, would be worth fractionally over a mill now.
Also remember the international value of your earnings - the dollar is worth less now. That may have relevance depending....
And... what next?? Repeat again, but from a better base - well done man
BREAK THAT MONEY UP ASAP!!!! I'd put it in different banks all around the world.
The next million... learn how to keep it so you don't have to pay so much to your uncle.
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There are alot of people who work 12-15 hours a day or even longer. They are called doctors. I wouldn't say these people are fucked in the head. Hopefully they do it because they love what they do, because to work that long in a day you would have to love it or it would make you wanna kill yourself.Comment
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1 million in a 5 period is $200K a year. Very doable, the problem is not how much you earn, but how much you spend. That's why most of us will never have a mill in the bank!
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saw this a year ago and still inspirational
wonder how much this guy has now..
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this guy deserves a bump!Alfonsus Kusuma (AK)
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No shit! Bump bump!
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Congrats on the hard work, personally I couldn't agree with your work schedule even if it was only for a few years (I rather my free time and enjoying life at every moment), but to each their own
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I don't have 5 years.
I don't think many people on any forum can accomplish 200k a year. especially at the age of around 22.
The O.P is just smart or was clued into doing the right things...Last edited by klaze; 08-12-2008, 03:19 PM.Comment
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I'm glad i didn't think that way. Very few things in life come without sacrifice. The sacrifice I made was well worth it considering the financial gain. Myself, my wife and my children will never have a financial worry in their lifetime. The sacrifice I made was a very small price to pay for that.Comment
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I guess it all depends on your priorities in life (and of course, those can and do change over time!). When I moved to Costa Rica for example, my goal was to open my own rock bar/venue. When I got the money to be able to do so, I instead opted for buying a house. I basically swapped priorities there, but looking back I'd never change all the experiences I've had through partying and travelling, to work more even if right now I'd have way more money. Same goes for spending a huge amount of what I make, I could never see myself investing in the longterm future - what if something happens to me and all that sacrifice never pays off (like injury, sickness, death, etc...)?
I think though as long as you are happy with your decisions, they were the right ones
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