How I Would Become a Millionaire Again if I Had to Start Over with Nothing

How I would become a millionaire again if I started over from zero. How to become a net worth millionaire. How to build a million dollar nest egg. How I became a millionaire before age 40. How I Became a Millionaire in Less Than 15 Years. How I built a million dollar net worth before the age of 40. How you can become wealthy with consistent investing over a long time period.

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[AdrianRomeroJr]

great advice in a concise manner love the advice!

I bought a duplex in 2022 it was a good move even though it required a lot of cash upfront, It significantly cut my housing expense and I'm feeling the snowball picking up, It allows me to save a ton more than when I was renting.

[EmunnyL]

I love your channel because its obvious you make these videos to share your story and the knowledge you have learned rather than trying to maximize views. Great Work !

[GangGang-ci]

How do you balance saving for a house and investing when young while your investments have more time to grow?

[flyingrock]

Hello! Came across your YT channel yesterday and I'm really impressed with the no frills, straight to the point material, thanks for sharing all your experiences! Will send this video to teenage daughters... Cheers!

[migueljarias]

My thing with investing is, when do you actually exit? Even if not entirely? I can never get a straight answer for this. It always feels like you never exit lol

[OogatieBoogatieBoo]

Thanks for the video. 26 and feel really behind so something like this is mad helpful.

[MoneyVikings]

I had a very similar wealth building journey as you did, although in different professions. I started in about $15k in debt in the late 90's and built a couple million from consistent investing, being thoughtful, having a budget, paying off the credit cards; all on solid middle class jobs with benefits. Bottomline is that people should have more hope and believe in themselves, and get through the tough times. Just small automated actions over decades will add up!

[MoneyVikings]

Thank you, enjoy your videos and information. Keep it up!

[taifmunsur]

Hey, I really want to learn some high paid (or useful) physical labor work such as car mechanic, fixing up stuff at home etc. Where did you learn the car maintenance work- is it possible to volunteer any local car body shop or get some formal training?

[matthewluong]

For #6, I'm not a person who likes to rent to others on my property. I like my privacy. If you removed #6, can you still be a millionaire by just doing #5?

[billh]

What’s a resource to learn about tax laws?

[lemonhaze]

What’s your day job? What do you mean by ‘in demand skill’?

[madelinedoyle]

Would it be wise to pause 401k and HSA contributions to help pay off debt faster?

[jeffrey]

I've been watching your videos for the past couple weeks. I'm young (25) and just managed to land a software engineering position at a big blue tech company without a degree through self study as well as getting a foot in the door by working a non technical contractor position for several years.
Simply put, I only have about $10, 000 in debt, and I will be making $101, 000 a year. I'm single (and to be honest it looks like it will be that way for some time) and I want to set myself up properly for the future. I currently have minimal expenses as I live at home, and believe I should be good to be here for at least the next year and a half.

My question to you, if you had a massive in-flow of excess cash, how would you be looking to invest it?

[Punkbustrd]

Do you have any advice on marriage and divorce? And how to work around them?