anyone here a millionare?

[buckwheat1]

Define millionaire... if it's what you're worth, lots of people are millionaires.

I think you mean makes more than a milly a year.

A guy who earns 100-150 k a year will be a millionaire in value after a while if he doesn't do anything stupid

A millionaire would be someone with a networth of 1 million dollars. Take the assets and subtract the liabilities and what you are left with is your worth.

There are quite a few millionaires out there. If you are nearing retirement age and you are worth a million this is really not that big of a deal. If you are 30-40, then you are ahead of the game. If you are 20, then you are really doing something right.

 

[Razorguns]

The hardest part of being a millionaire is that fateful step where you're not relying on someone else for a paycheck and you're not making money for yourself.

once you do that -- the rest is way easier. People who fail are people who' don't plan properly to account fora ll variables to make sure they don't fail. They go into business more with self-egged emotion and feelings rather than solid facts and research driven by faith and desire.

 

[gymrat]

i'm so broke, I can't even pay attention.

 

[bran987]

The hardest part of being a millionaire is that fateful step where you're not relying on someone else for a paycheck and you're not making money for yourself.

once you do that -- the rest is way easier. People who fail are people who' don't plan properly to account fora ll variables to make sure they don't fail. They go into business more with self-egged emotion and feelings rather than solid facts and research driven by faith and desire.

now THAT I agree with, 100%

 

[Tryn2]

not yet, but isnt that everyones answer.

 

[Longhorn85]

yes--
if I had to pick btwn being a millionaire and
finding my one true love--

I would definitely opt for "finding my one true love" *sigh*

...as long as HE'S a millionaire, right?

 

[Longhorn85]

People who fail are people who' don't plan properly to account fora ll variables to make sure they don't fail. They go into business more with self-egged emotion and feelings rather than solid facts and research driven by faith and desire.

Not necessarily. There are some variables that can't be controlled or anticipated, and that leads to the failure of many businesses. I think many successful entrepeneurs will tell you that they had to fail a few times before they became a success.

 

[OXANDRIN]

What if you don't have 1 million in cash but you own your house outright ( no mortgage) and its worth 4.5 million?

 

[bran987]

What if you don't have 1 million in cash but you own your house outright ( no mortgage) and its worth 4.5 million?

then you're a multi-millionaire, you're just not liquid.

 

[wootoom]

no but i love my rides