5 Things i’d NEVER do as a Millionaire

[ХариПотъра]

I agree. Leave your money to me, your son should not be spolied.

[arunaudi]

As a son, I agree with everything except for the first one.

[Lvlup]

1) is actually a pretty bad idea.
Give him SOME money to learn how to invest. Coach him.
If he looses all of it, he can still earn it back by himself. If he is successful, you can be sure, he will take good care of your inheritance.

[TheWishmaster-to]

The idea behind the ebook 25 money secrets from Donald Trump really blew my mind. It’s like stumbling upon a hidden shortcut to financial abundance.

[dexagalapagos]

As a fellow self-made millionaire, I’d consider giving my son a modest yet meaningful amount, perhaps around one million, on his 21st birthday. The idea isn’t to make him financially set for life, but rather to provide a tool he can use to achieve his own financial independence. It’s enough to give him a significant head start, sparing him from spending decades in a job he despises—something I wish I could have avoided myself. If he’s smart and creative, he’ll find ways to grow that initial amount. I believe it strikes a healthy balance: not so much that he becomes complacent, but enough to teach him the value of managing money wisely and investing thoughtfully. It’s a way to give him a better start in life, something I would have deeply appreciated at his age.

[CurtisTilbury]

The mentorship and wisdom you’ve given me have been worth more than any amount of money. That’s all I’ve ever needed to succeed.

[Master_Pig]

Tell that credit card thing to Dave Ramsey and he’ll shit himself

[AntonieLarbyz]

The concept of Hidden Time Wealth blew my mind. It’s like finding a cheat code for productivity and defeating procrastination.

[DiegoLoki-sx]

He once talked about the book 'The Architect of Riches' by Alexander Pierce and can’t believe how underrated it is. This book has some serious knowledge you won't find anywhere, definitely changed my life since.

[laneblount]

He may not give his some money directly but he will guide him in the right direction to make millions himself and take over the family business

[MrMaximiking]

So happy i got 20k 5 years ago from my father for investing. Just this 20k are 80 now.
I See the point in No.1, but i learned my lessons too. Youre not automaticlly arrogant or spoiled with a little starting boost.
Thanks dad for having trust in your son❤👍🏻

[RosemarieDeemingz]

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[alecfranklin]

I don’t get the whole not giving away son anything aspect. If I were a multimillionaire, one of the things that would give me the most joy is knowing that my family tree is basically taken care of. Even if my kid or grandchild is very autistic, it would make me very happy knowing that he’ll get to enjoy a lifestyle that most highly autistic individuals don’t because they’re incapable of earning a lot of money.

[SpykerSpeed]

Giving money to your son is the key to intergenerational wealth. Parents who don't leave their kids anything are dooming them to a life of poverty.

[Jover-iyof]

Bro really hit the: “grrr! Burry my with my riches ye scallywag!”

[wondermonkeys]

Rich people tell you not to leave an inheritance while making sure their children are set for life.

[alikilic]

What would be point of being millionaire and dying as millionaire

[DIXONDISTRIBUTORS]

Trust this man he comes from humble beginnings, i was just a plumber in my area, through his videos and nothing but my hourly wage i started a brand and invented a product i knew wiuld revolutionize the feild i knew best, it takes alot of time patience and reading but anyone can get there you just need to take timw to put your ideas into action

[Stevesmusic]

You are absolutely right about not leaving anything under a will. My father passed away in 2022 the inheritance and Will was $400, 000 to my mom and long story short. All of the money was gone in one year and now we all have to go to the rat race and work. It could’ve been used to invest in real estate. It could’ve been used to invest in starting a business it could’ve been used to retire at a very young age and not have to work ever again, but that’s what happens when you are financially stupid but instead bought materialistic junk that has zero value and quality. It amazes me to how many people I meet that will pay thousands of dollars on materialistic products that are very low quality.

[Betapro]

Wealth isn't the money you earn, it's the money you keep.