It’s interesting how rich some people are srs

[MetroBrah]

Watching the show “fastest car” and miring hard at the super car owners. None of them have familial wealth, all self made immigrants escaping war torn countries. That makes it even crazier to me how they have managed to amass millions of dollars in such a short amount of time (they appear to be age 45 tops). What gives someone the drive/intelligence to create that amount of wealth?

[SimpIeJack]

Watching the show “fastest car” and miring hard at the super car owners. None of them have familial wealth, all self made immigrants escaping war torn countries. That makes it even crazier to me how they have managed to amass millions of dollars in such a short amount of time (they appear to be age 45 tops). What gives someone the drive/intelligence to create that amount of wealth?

If you have 1024 people flip a coin ten times, odds are one of them will get heads 10 times in a row. The wealth creation process is similar.

Not to say hard work and talent don't come into it but 99% of people with $5m+ took a big risk and got lucky. (Or inherited it, another type of luck.)

[Nonsense916]

Maybe because they weren’t oppressed

[Parkerscott]

Watching the show “fastest car” and miring hard at the super car owners. None of them have familial wealth, all self made immigrants escaping war torn countries. That makes it even crazier to me how they have managed to amass millions of dollars in such a short amount of time (they appear to be age 45 tops). What gives someone the drive/intelligence to create that amount of wealth?

Most familial wealth is gone just after 2-3 generations. Nouveau rich can't seem to hold on to it and the blackpill is that the formula for their success isn't hard work or determination, but that their hard work happened to meet opportunity.

[notbadnotbrad]

If you have 1024 people flip a coin ten times, odds are one of them will get heads 10 times in a row. The wealth creation process is similar.

Not to say hard work and talent don't come into it but 99% of people with $5m+ took a big risk and got lucky. (Or inherited it, another type of luck.)

The majority of the population doesn’t even flip the coin/play the game

How many ppl wage slave and are content with a life of mediocrity?

I’d say 99% of the population.

[guest89]

If you have 1024 people flip a coin ten times, odds are one of them will get heads 10 times in a row. The wealth creation process is similar.

Not to say hard work and talent don't come into it but 99% of people with $5m+ took a big risk and got lucky. (Or inherited it, another type of luck.)

If you took all their wealth they'd build it back up again. Even faster the second time. Its not just luck boyo. Some people have just got what it takes.

[SimpIeJack]

The majority of the population doesn’t even flip the coin/play the game

How many ppl wage slave and are content with a life of mediocrity?

I’d say 99% of the population.

Most people are not satisfied with a life of mediocrity but they aren't willing to make the sacrifices required to be more than mediocre.

This is probably the #1 reason why so many immigrants are wealthy - it's a self selecting group of people who have already taken action to improve their lives.

[luckyboy23]

Watching the show “fastest car” and miring hard at the super car owners. None of them have familial wealth, all self made immigrants escaping war torn countries. That makes it even crazier to me how they have managed to amass millions of dollars in such a short amount of time (they appear to be age 45 tops). What gives someone the drive/intelligence to create that amount of wealth?

Well yeah, immigrants and children of immigrant families are always much more motivated than your typical American/Western soy kunt. They're go getters who work for themselves rather than being some shmuck working for a company protesting on the street with signs for free chit.

Above is the main reason western countries tend to open the floodgates from time to time.. Motivated immigrants with generations are always needed to keep the country chugging along rather than the current lazy dependents.

Too bad we can't send all the lazies/bums off to one island.

[notbadnotbrad]

Most people are not satisfied with a life of mediocrity but they aren't willing to make the sacrifices required to be more than mediocre.

This is probably the #1 reason why so many immigrants are wealthy - it's a self selecting group of people who have already taken action to improve their lives.

Good points.

[JayCutler6]

be extremely hard working, ambitious, and just moderately smart. then opportunity may or may not knock one day - but if it does you seize it and never look back. thats all there is to it.

[doughnutking]

Well, for a start, they wouldnt be on the misc unless they were somehow making money from it.

[SimpIeJack]

If you took all their wealth they'd build it back up again. Even faster the second time. Its not just luck boyo. Some people have just got what it takes.

It's an immense amount of luck. Accumulating $2m at 65 with index funds, that's a matter of discipline and perseverance achievable by the average joe.

But getting to the level where you can afford supercars at 45, that takes an enormous amount of luck.

[jesb7826]

I think part of it is you being the product of your environment. If I had parents for example that put more emphasis on education and how important money is in life I’d be in a much better spot that I’m in and maybe I wouldn’t struggle financially like I have my whole life. It helps when someone gives you drive, motivation and can support you financially to get the education you need. A lot of successful people also had that support system to guide them. Not all, but a lot are highly successful people that are a result of their environment.

[luckyboy23]

It's an immense amount of luck. Becoming wealthy slowly through index funds, that's a matter of discipline and perseverance achievable by the average joe.

But getting to the level where you can afford supercars at 45, that takes an enormous amount of luck.

Absolutely not. It takes hard work. I'm 32 and I've owned a handful of exotics.

I dropped out of college at 19

Worked a bunch of random jobs and messed around until I was 23

By the time I was 24 I had a plan. I remember one day I had 5 dollars to my name and that was for food for one week... Renting a room in a house. Spent it all on 20 packs of ramen noodles. By the 4th day I almost went to the hospital.

Age 25, I found out the only way to succeed is to work for myself. Not for other or to make others rich... By 28 I owned my first exotic... Not luck, hard work. 14 hour days, 7 days a week, for three years. I'm net worth 7 figures and climbing.

If I lost it all and I went down to 0, I could get it all back rapidly. You could grab me by my collar and drop me anywhere on earth, I'll make it.

I still have friends who sit around and wait for life to come to them... Always blaming something or having an excuse.... Luck? LMAO. Luck is when you win the lottery.

[ErnieMccracken]

Well yeah, immigrants and children of immigrant families are always much more motivated than your typical American/Western soy kunt. They're go getters who work for themselves rather than being some shmuck working for a company protesting on the street with signs for free chit.

Above is the main reason western countries tend to open the floodgates from time to time.. Motivated immigrants with generations are always needed to keep the country chugging along rather than the current lazy dependents.

Too bad we can't send all the lazies/bums off to one island.

Reminder that you are a wagecel nobody who got caught frauding about his money on a gay indian bodybuilding forum

[luckyboy23]

Reminder that you are a wagecel nobody who got caught frauding about his money on a gay indian bodybuilding forum

This is my biggest fan. Take a good look at him and what he posts on the day to day. This is what America breeds. Trash like this goon. Who refuses my call outs to meet up at a gym or park so we can compete in sports... I don't blame him though, low T due to fapping all over his keyboard and cleaning up the mess with his tongue.

This queer makes threads admitting to buying a Nissan Altima, then more threads about how jealous he is when he see's other MOGGING others around him. This is your soy boy American bred phaggot who curses you with envy, dings your door or keys your car.

Go make an onlyfans thread with your stimulus check while mommy does your laundry, bitch.

[ErnieMccracken]

This is my biggest fan. Take a good look at him and what he posts on the day to day. This is what America breeds. Trash like this goon. Who refuses my call outs to meet up at a gym or park so we can compete in sports... I don't blame him though, low T due to fapping all over his keyboard and cleaning up the mess with his tongue.

This queer makes threads admitting to buying a Nissan Altima, then more threads about how jealous he is when he see's other MOGGING others around him. This is your soy boy American bred phaggot who curses you with envy, dings your door or keys your car.

Go make an onlyfans thread with your stimulus check while mommy does your laundry, bitch.

lol don't be such a money fraud next time and I won't call you out. Easy to follow.

[luckyboy23]

lol don't be such a money fraud next time and I won't call you out. Easy to follow.

Noted.

[dbluevette]

Watching the show “fastest car” and miring hard at the super car owners. None of them have familial wealth, all self made immigrants escaping war torn countries. That makes it even crazier to me how they have managed to amass millions of dollars in such a short amount of time (they appear to be age 45 tops). What gives someone the drive/intelligence to create that amount of wealth?

I didn't even have enough drive to finish reading this.

[Adam16121]

Absolutely not. It takes hard work. I'm 32 and I've owned a handful of exotics.

I dropped out of college at 19

Worked a bunch of random jobs and messed around until I was 23

By the time I was 24 I had a plan. I remember one day I had 5 dollars to my name and that was for food for one week... Renting a room in a house. Spent it all on 20 packs of ramen noodles. By the 4th day I almost went to the hospital.

Age 25, I found out the only way to succeed is to work for myself. Not for other or to make others rich... By 28 I owned my first exotic... Not luck, hard work. 14 hour days, 7 days a week, for three years. I'm net worth 7 figures and climbing.

If I lost it all and I went down to 0, I could get it all back rapidly. You could grab me by my collar and drop me anywhere on earth, I'll make it.

I still have friends who sit around and wait for life to come to them... Always blaming something or having an excuse.... Luck? LMAO. Luck is when you win the lottery.

Strong username to post ratio

[Sterilite]

read this billionaire indian dude that came to the US, started driving taxis, then started his own business fixing cars into owning gas stations

probably 50 years old

[Beast92]

Its a combination of hard work, luck and bringing something unique to the table at the right time. Take a look at this hungarian:

Thomas Peterffy (born September 30, 1944)[2] is a Hungarian-born American billionaire businessman. He is the founder, chairman, and the largest shareholder of Interactive Brokers.[3][4] Peterffy worked as an architectural draftsman after emigrating to the US, and later became a computer programmer. In 1977, he purchased a seat on the American Stock Exchange and played a role in developing the first electronic trading platform for securities. According to Forbes he is the richest Hungarian, and the richest person in Florida.

If u are the type to take welfare or COVID relief money, u already know u dont have what it takes to become a billionarie, ever,

[wave_length]

Well, for a start, they wouldnt be on the misc unless they were somehow making money from it.

That's not necessarily true, even the hardest working entrepreneur has to have a little fun from time to time.

[1fast1]

It's an immense amount of luck.

lol nope

[Rajc]

only losers say luck