Can I Become A Billionaire?
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My outlook on money changed when I realized someone making $300,000 can retire broke & someone making $80,000 can retire a multi-millionaire. Living within your means and living a frugal lifestyle is the first step to financial independence. I just hit the one million mark last year, cheers to everyone striving to get there someday.
Varied sources of income is wise and especially living within your means. My net worth is over $1M and I can pay my bills with no stress, but I don't live like I have that. I have no complaints.
This intrigues me. I've looked up financial advisors online, but finding one to connect with is a bit difficult. Do you mind if I ask for your recommendation?
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Caller: how do I become a billionaire
Dave: what's your income
Caller: $15/hr
Dave: good lord
Caller: I also have $153k of student loan debt for my history degree
Good lord, sell the cat
@@MrBellyman128 Dave: How much is your car worth?
Caller: ummm about 65000 but I owe 70000 on it
Dave:............you know that was dumb right?
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I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 30k in crypto and made about $246k, but guess what? I put it all back and traded again and now I am rounding up close to a million.
Am a newbie in crypto investment, please can you guide me through on how you made profit?
As a beginner investor, itâs essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable.
Antonio Alex is my trade analyst, he has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.
Yeah Alex was my hope during the 'bear summer' last year. I did so many mistakes but also learned so much from it, and of course from Alex Antonio. He is my number one source when it comes to crypto and TA.
Mind if I ask you to recommend how to reach this particular coach you using their service?
he's mostly on Telegrams, using the user.
Mark Cuban once said that to become a billionaire requires not only business skills, but it also takes an incredible element of luck. He said that he himself got lucky that he became a billionaire because he sold his company to Yahoo right before the big crash in 2000.
He also said that he had no doubt that he would become a millionaire one day, but to become a billionaire he most likely wouldn't have made it had he not been in the right place at the right time.
I think he nailed it spot on.
I can imagine most billionaires saying it is luck, but in all honesty it's just the knowledge of doing things 'at the right time' , sometimes it comes subconsciously and we don't notice it. However, the harder you work, the luckier you get. Law of averages at its best.
@@iamkyros2233 thank you, we create our own luck.
You need a team to become a billionaire...
Certain amount of luck... but you still have to be in the position to sell your company to Yahoo. For most people, Yahooo don't wanna buy your company.
yeah and born with a silver spoon with a small loan of 100k or a million.
If you want to become a billionaire, you need to solve a big problem.
Or a small problem for a lot of people, many times
@@hawkkent That's a big problem.
Or steal lol
@@lombardo141 examples?
â@@acquitz2208easy. warren Buffett. go read how he stole golf equipment from his job and sold it.
One thing I have noticed reading biographies of billionaires is that most of them have been focused on a vision for over 20 years. Example Phil Knight worked at PwC as an accountant and was in the Army reserves while founding Nike. (Referenced in his biography Shoe Dog). In Phil's biography, he also stated that founding Nike came at high price to his family. Everything comes at a cost.
And luck.
What are the chances that this is all confirmation bias? I mean, how many Billionaires who inherited billions in stock are going to write a book about having it handed to them
That is, the only books about billionaires will talk about vision because anything else is boring and aggravating.
The thing is once you become a billionaire there are a lot of fakery that gets added to your aura. Every company founder has a story that many a times is just plain bs.
@@Excalibur2 this is so true. Imagine middle eastern oil prince writing a book on how he became billionaire. It would be just two sentences. "I was born. I killed other brothers."
â@Excalibur2 it wouldnt take much looking to find out if someone was given their millions or if they earned
100% of the Forbes 400 would have used debt to help them build their businesses
Errr.. people who become billionaires were NOT passionate about becoming billionaires.. they were passionate about their product.
To this guy, NO, you will not be a billionaire.. unless inflation gets you there. đ
Very difficult to be a billionaire. Business 101- you need to provide something in the marketplace that has a competitive advantage and everyone can access, especially the middle class.
Sears, oh wait....Amazon!
It's largely about scalability. Technology is one of the few sectors where you can scale up fast and for low(er) admin costs.
@tu boiâŠespecially software/computer programming. Itâs really easy to scale. Kevin OâLeary, Bill Gates, the guy that started oracle, mark zuckergerg, the google guys and probably a lot more.
â@@AJohnson0325lol you mean Larry Ellison? who bought the island of Lanai and kicked out all of the natives for his friends?
The real question is would you want to do what it takes to become a billionaireâŠI.e. working 100 hrs a week for 20-30 years with very little breaks.
Yes and allow everything in your life that can bring actual fulfillment to fall by the wayside.
You just have to exploit low paid workers
Yeah exactly. I'm always reminded of the story of the fisherman and the businessman.
Your real wealth is your health. Many people are realizing that right now.
Bill Gates has said in many interviews that he had no intention of becoming a billionaire. He liked software. It was almost a coincidence that it became so valuable.
I'm going to guess most billionaires are just following passion and were very gifted individuals. Becoming a billionaire was the bonus to what they were doing.
yet he's a mouthpiece for certain political views destroying our country imo. if you're following Ramsey long enough you know what he really believes; and he's buying up ALL the farmland while continuing to espouse cancerous views destroying our culture.
Or steal someone else's idea like Gates and Zuckerberg.
His well connected parents made microsoft successful
totally. and he visited Epstein island 27 times.
Caller: I just went through your financial peace university so I can get out of debt. now, how do I become a Billionaire?
This guy was so pumped after the course, he was ready to skip thousener and millionaire status.
Lol. This comment made my day, thanks!
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You have to be the founder of a successful business. Even people who work their way to become the CEO of a large company only make a few million a year. Thats not enough to become a billionaire.
For some reason Iâm skeptical this caller has a chance to become a billionaire.
Or even out of debt or his minimum wage existence. He's not a hard worker, he's a dreamer.
@@matthewgardner2144 yeah, uh, thatâs not what I meant at all.
@@adamseidel9780 yeah, um, ok.
I am healthy, have a wonderful family and I am free every day. Thatâs a multi billionaire in my book.
Best post yet!!!! I agree.
You must be a Broke American with that statement.
Get on the rice n beans, beans n rice...
That's broke people talk. You can't live in the richest country of the world and have a poor mindset. Having money doesn't mean youre not happy and have a wonderful family.
Stop being lazy!
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@@jeanlenor1858 you sound like a sociopath. The guys is just making a corny statement that has a but of truth, Money isnât everything.
Future billionaires sure AF dont call into a radio show!
Right đđđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł look at Elon that man made his companies his life heâs said himself no human should ever have to work that hard just to keep his companies alive
We certainly don't...
That's like saying billionaires don't watch CZcams. Use anything that's free
lol What? Like radio shows are inherently bad or something? đ€Ł
Why?
Jordan: first rule of becoming a billionaire is to stop uptoning. Second is to provide something of value to society. Third is to leverage.
I think the idea that someone did nothing and became wealthy is based on the reality of generational wealth and how some people end up getting a financial head-start (and also a head-start typically in understanding financial basics like savings & investing) because of that. Generational wealth + skills + motivation does put people ahead.
Exactly! A lot of these people who are billionaires might not have inherited their money but they did come from pretty privileged backgrounds that afforded them opportunities that a lot of us don't have. Bill Gates is pretty open about his background and how his families wealth gave him opportunities that most people didn't have. He was also insanely brilliant from a young age.
Starting your working life off with nearly a million, or close to that, means a billion is much more reachable.
Each generation can get onto the next step up using generational wealth IF they don't blow it and lose that wealth.
Old rich
E.g. Dave's kids are not starting off at the same place as he did, so if he gave them or their kids a million dollars, they could maybe become billionaires. Easier than it would have been for Dave to. But they still have to successfully build and manage their wealth
If your goal is to become a billionaire, you won't make it. People that have the goal of providing a valuable product or service to hundreds of millions of people are the ones that become billionaires.
The work on the front end is enormous.
And if you are on that purpose you donât have the time or thought to ask âhow to be a billionaireâ.
I disagree, there are a lot of investors that have become billionaires.
To be a billionaire, you need to provide something extremely valuable. Like be a successful businessman, or athlete, or entrepreneur.
Yep, need to contribute something to society that is missing.
Pretty much.
Athlete billionaires are even a stretch. Modern day sports contracts may produce more (Patrick Mahomes comes to mind) billionaires in the future, but it wonât expand by the hundreds.
Even beyond that. Plenty of those people with net worths in the 100's of millions who don't reach a Billion.
You need to be part of the one world order top dogs.
Great question and great insight. Thank you, Dave.
How about set yourself a goal to become a millionaire, then a multi-millionaire after that. Then possibly set a goal of being a billionaire. That's like saying my goal is to win the Tour de France before you win a single local city bike race.
To become a billionaire you have to provide, what I call, an "inevitable need". There's very few opportunities for these because they only come up in the gaps of big society changes. For example, Elon Musk did this twice. People think of him as the Tesla guy, but forget he founded PayPal. It was inevitable that society would need a digital money transferring product with the creation of the internet. Then he did it again with the electric car which is an inevitable product. Jeff Bezos did the same thing. An online marketplace to purchase products digitally was always inevitable once the internet was created. No matter what timeline you go to, there's going to be a billionaire that made the car, electric car, railroads, online marketplace. It's not about being creative. In fact it's the opposite. It's about fulfilling a huge inevitable need. If you see an opportunity like that, go full force. Unfortunately you can't create those opportunities, they have to present themselves based largely on timing and the ability to act on that opportunity.
Well said! Right place, right time.
I disagree. Itâs multiple factors and being creative can certainly be one of them. Also using leverage whether itâs debt, people or persuasion. Most billionaires have thought of something most people were not thinking at the time. So they did create their own opportunities.
@@jasonwill5949 Did you ever notice that the whole idea is to get others to work and make the owner money? Never saw one mention of Wal-Mart here, biggest employer in the world. making billions off of low paid , part time workers. Feel free to cry to Alice.
@@alinatamashevich3354 yea to be a billionaire you have to be a scumbag
@@alinatamashevich3354 donât have children
Dave and caller: *having an intriguing conversation*
Caller: did any of these billionaires use fi-
Dave: *ends call*
What was he gonna say?
@@sohd2283 he was probably going to say "financing". Dave is not too keen for that.
@@umsamudz ahhh gotcha thanks
Want to become a billionaire? Create a company that create a lot of value and scales very well.
Iâm not saying itâs right or wrong but You would be hard pressed to find any billionaires who didnât use some form of debt to grow their business. Thatâs reality, with that said you donât need debt to become a millionaire and I think itâs a way more realistic goal than becoming a billionaire, for most people thatâs a delusional goal.
The caller is nuts. There is no need to aspire becoming a billionaire. He should just enjoy life and be financial responsible.
Yeah I agree many of them probably did, but I bet there's also a decent amount who financed their businesses mainly through the sale of equity. Either way, it's probably extremely rare to see a self-made billionaire who didn't have to use some sort of outside funding.
@@saulgoodman2018 And you would be wrong again Saul!
@@stefancoban59 itâs nuts do aspire to be a billionaire? Your nuts! Donât try to put down the ambitions of others because there larger than yours.
@@isaacdelaney4442 he has delusional written all over his head. Btw no billionaire would call Dave Ramsey for advice
If you need to call Dave to ask how to become a billionaire, you probably need to adjust your goal.
" I have enough money to pay for a bridge to be removed so my yacht can get out to see" - Jeff Bezos
'Sea' but he has enough to remove a bridge that's blocking his view toođ
That is what they (those with money) do. Think about the people that are employed to pull that off. Problem is, most that complain only have signed the back of a paycheck, not the front. Let that sink in.
Nobody has ever become a billionaire through saving money.
You can definitely become a millionaire without using debt but I would guess becoming a billionaire without using debt is next to impossible.
Yeah, I find Dave's claim that there is no connection between finance and billionaire status questionable.
You need to start a big company
It depends on what you consider debt, if you raise money from investors, is that debt?
@@rpracingproducts Are you obligated to pay back said investors? If there is a contract stating you have to pay back the investors I would say yes that's debt but if they are just giving you money hoping to get a ROI than no it's not debt.
No you donât need debt to be a billionaire either. What you need is investment thatâs different than debt.
Realistic answer is no. A future billionaire isnt calling in a radio show asking such questions...but are busy working nonstop on something that is revolutionary.
Anything is possible. I learned that the hard way.
Statistics say otherwise but sure being aspirational and believing anything is possible is better than not.
@@MrNGTfan123 statistics say many things are improbable, not impossible. Sit down small man.
You couldn't be more wrong.
@@miketheyunggod2534 what you mean? This universe is wild and unpredictable. What has been your experience?
After all there are footprints on the moon...
One man came to Mozart and asked him how to write a symphony. Mozart replied, âYou are too young to write a symphony.â The man said, âYou were writing symphonies when you were 10 years of age, and I am 21.â Mozart said, âYes, but I didnât run around asking people how to do it.â
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I'm a Zimbabwean Billionare.
A lot of billionaires were able to use connections and funds given by their parents. Just because they didnât inherit hundreds of millions doesnât mean they started from nothing
This is a ridiculous call. Become a millionaire or build an industry or create a need then call back bro.
Can you? Yes, but it takes years of passion to build something to get a business that strong.
Why do broke-as-a-joke people waste time sitting around asking these stupid pie-in-the-sky questions. Yes, you could be a billionaire, but it is about as likely as winning the mega-millions. Go back to work!
This caller will never become a billionaire, they need to just focus on becoming a millionaire. Billionaires dont plan to become billionaires, it's a consequence of them being great entrepreneurs and innovative. That level of entrepreneur is not something anyone can just choose to become. It's like the NBA of business, it's handwork but theres a genetic element to it also and if you aren't already doing entrepreneurial things you definitely don't have it.
Possible but unlikely, even billionaires rarely can replicate that success.
So is being debt free only 20% of Americans are.
Where did you get that idea? I think if the average billionaire could restart at 18 yrs old they would be able to get there much quicker with everything they've learned threw making there first mil
@@epicgaming4946 interviews, I've listened to Mark cuban, he said he wasn't sure he could replicate it without a ton of luck. The fact most don't replicate it either.
Millionares work an entire lifetime.
Billionaires create a thousand lifetimes' worth of work for others.
Well said Tylor!
A 65 year old who maxed out their 401k since 1987, with catch-up contributions and 10% growth, would have an account value of $3,185,194.60
The way inflation is going, being a billionaire might not be so out of reach in the future
Itâs not easy, but itâs simple. Persuade people to give you $1+ for a good/service (in profit, after all expenses)⊠a billion times.
You would need to sell one of those products every second for 31 and a half years.
That might be one of the least simplest ways to become a billionaire considering it has never been done.
@@superblump87 how do you categorize Amazonâs rise to compete with Wal-Mart. Making $1+ of profit a billion+ timesâŠ
@@sammen89 that is not how anyone would categorize Amazon's rise.
@@superblump87 Very difficult to conclusively say it's never been done, this would probably be the 'silent billionaire' type that nobody knows is a billionaire
What a weird question from a guy that just took financial peace. Letâs take baby steps. Almost like a question a 8 year old asked his mom.
Anybody watching this video, GOD bless your hustle đ
It's easy to become a billionaire with hyperinflation ^^
ya just go to venezuela
Thereâs no way for anyone to tell you how to be a billionaire. To be that financially successful you need to do the right thing at the right time, like Bill Gates with Microsoft. Then you need to work unreasonably hard and to have a bit of luck.
I just read that Tom Brady is only a half a billionaire. While anything is possible, letâs keep our goals realistic
Michael Phelps became the 1st Athlete billionaire. All guys just settle for millionaire football/basketball players.
@@jimmay1988 I tried to find any source supporting your claim that Phelps is a billionaire - couldnât find anything saying more than $80m.
Michael Jordan was a billionaire before Phelps went to his first Olympics, so youâre way off on Phelps being the first athlete.
The caller had to have been a troll. Lol
It seems like the only mathematical way to become a billionaire is by starting a business with a million dollar startup and lots of potential to grow. Start by doing the seven baby steps. Then start doing the giant steps you need to take to become a billionaire from there. You need to build a platform and then build a business and position your business platform as a monopoly so that you drastically increase your chances of earning your first billion.
This [guy] Mr. Ramsey is simply Amazing. The Wisdom and Boldness that Ozzes thru him is Awesome.
If I make it to mid 90s.
I'll most likely be one and or very close. My children will be our 3rd generation of wealth. Parents started middle-class. Became multi-millionaires in their 50s. I am on the same trajectory as them. Between my parebts assets and mine producing/compounding. My children mathematically should become billionaires.
Hey, just putting it out there, by any chance, would you be interested in adopting a slightly older but youthful 40 something year old person? The good news is I don't eat much and probably wouldn't be living at home much longer, plus you wouldn't have to save up for my college.
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Dave is so humble. I canât believe people havenât figured out that he already is a billionaire (pretty sure). If you do the math, the business of Ramsey solutions is a 700 million dollar business⊠okay, and he also states that half of his investments are in mutual funds and half is in real estate. He also states that he has âseveral hundred million dollars in real estateâ soooo if you do the math he has already been a billionaire. He is just wildly humble and doesnât flaunt it. He also probably gives more generously than most billionaires. He doesnât flaunt that either.
The real estate belongs to the business though so you've counted that twice. He's not a billionaire yet but will be in the next couple of years
@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 no I didnât. He has 700 million in real estate and the other half in mutual funds. Plus, he was just interviewed by Hormozi and he states that heâs a billionaire.
So many people are so determined to become billionaires nowadays. Its like why, is a couple of million not good enough??
I could imagine after a certain point it becomes almost like a game. Like for instance Drake bet $600k on the Rams to win the super bowl. His life wouldnât change a bit rather he won or lost the bet but he still bet. The higher the number becomes the higher you want it to get. This is just me taking a guess on the psychology of it. Itâs the rush of accomplishing something and the feeling of winning.
@@anthonyfonseca2417 ah that makes sense
Possible? Yes
Likely? No.
I think people have forgotten the proverb " have mercy on the poor" everything is being put behind a payroll that is getting higher and higher
To become a billionaire, you either need to create a company or use debt as leverage.
I love Dave & his mindset is focused on the 9-5mindset that will create a millionaire. A billionaire mindset is in a completely different stratosphere & both of these guys donât quite get it. Love them though.
Start with a Million
There is not one billionaire in the USA that does not leverage debt.
Wegmans Supermarkets is not Public also. (Rochester N Y)
Dave Ramsey likes to say most millionaires are self-starters (i.e., did not inherit the wealth). It would be interesting to see what proportion of billionaires inherited wealth, and whether the percentage is higher. Prominent examples include the Walton family children and Saudi royals.
Best advice Mr. Ramsey could give on this subject: forget it
Opm is definitely involved. I don't think leverage is the only way though. Setting up a business is pretty much the only way though.
Why even post this even Ramsey is not a billionaire
This guy needs to know that there are shorter routes to getting a girlfriend than becoming a billionaire.
Lol
At that point youâre a caretaker of economic velocity.
You have to almost always start a great business which grows fast. Then take it public and enjoy the stock appreciation.
I would have liked to of heard more on how Dave built such a large business without borrowing to do it.
I believe he started working I real estate before he made his own business.
He's written many books
"liked to of"
Gross
I think Dave got there incrementally, and he created a product that appeals to a large swath of the population, and is affordable to most people. It was a volume thing. And he keeps adding more to his collection of products and services sold.
Elon Musk will be humanityâs first trillionaire.
Most entrepenour billionaires, become billionaires as a byproduct of their success, but is never the goal, if you set out to make a million dollars you can achieve it in a lifetime(several times over in fact ) if you set out to become a billionaire the chances are pretty much zero
Although everything he said was true.
It wasn't very helpful.
It doesn't give you a very clear path.
Here's a more helpful answer:
There are multiple blogs, channels, books, podcasts, speeches, interviews etc on how to get rich.
My personal favorite channels are called This Week in Startups, Y combinator, Productivity Game, and Franchise City.
There are many more you should look for online. (Not just on CZcams)
I would start there and look to see what you are interested in or what clicks with you personally.
Also there are tons of other places online that talk about this stuff (I know for certain with tech startups).
Once you find something that clicks with you, I would start going down the online research rabbit hole.
Oh yeah, beware some of the sources online give feel good and sound good advice.
But don't really help or are just wrong or too company specific, and just waste your time.
Itâs impossible under Dave plan since you never take on any debt.
Billionaires take out all sorts of loans for investments
yeah, you usually need leverage to increase your wealth at a fast enough rate to make a billion in your lifetime.
I don't think Warren Buffett used loans to make his billions - perhaps he used a little in his early days, but compounding return is the key for him.
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They all got financing
Dave could double his net worth with financing. Probably could get a 4to 7@ rate
To become a billionaire you have to provide the world such good value. I feel like people underestimate how much is a Billion dollars. I would be fine retiring with a 20 million dollar portfolio
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"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed, by their Creator, with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." Thomas Jefferson
We have no debt other than our house. No car payments. But we do have two kids in college which is making it difficult to
Save. Any suggestion how to get through this without pilling on debt?
Dave "Apple is not contributed to a single person." Neither is Microsoft!
If you have the drive, talent, creativity to create a product or service the world wants and do it with integrity (so you don't go to jail) one could be a billionaire.
Or you could just win the sweepstakes over and over again.
@@karimbennett5651 or you could have invested in bit coin when it was a penny.
@@johnSmith-uz8nl even that is hard to gain 1000 million.
@@jml9550 There are plenty of bit coin billionaires.
@@johnSmith-uz8nlSure.
except for the fact that every single billionaire borrows money and uses debt
Dave himself will get there without using debt in a few years.
These are just numbers they don't matter. If you have 900 million you are not a billionaire though your quality of life is probably the same as. I read somewhere that after 50 million your quality of life does not really get much better above that.
I think Dave or at least his family overall are headed to a billion. At 300 million roughly now
This is my favorite episode. Great question, brilliant answer.
using compound interest becoming a billionaire is possible for me if I live to 110. Million is simply just not enough and I dont know why we act like it still is today. Thats small thinking. also roth IRAs do not have minimum distributions yet so it is possible to do it in retirement accounts.
Why become a billionaire anyways? I get it if you wanted 10 or 20M, then you have all the freedom in the world, but what changes after 20M?
Just move to Zimbabwe in 2007.
To become a billionaire is easy. Just save a million dollars every year, and do that for 1000 years đ
I canât imagine caring about having a billion dollars. I want financial freedom, and that probably means being a millionaire. I just donât need that much.
Dave needs to get a Tesla to smoke all his ice muscle cars axx.
Chance is almost zero to become a billionaire.
There is debt on the books for every example Dave gave...
Dave doesn't teach people how to be billionaires. He has never claimed his plan will make you a billionaire. His plan is for the average person to become a MILLIONAIRE with little to no risk.
And horrible business practices from most of them.
If you're smart, use wisdom, take educated risks, invest, create a business, charity, capitalize on every opportunity and supply a need.
The risk of not taking risk is so huge it costs you billions
I giggle looking at some of these comments as if you know how to become a billionaire.
Caller is stupid for calling in such a radio show when the host isnât a billionaire himself.
Best thing he can do Is read books written by billionaires and adapt their mindset.
I am more than satisfied being a millionaire. Billionaire is not achievable.
What is that button Dave presses, does he hang up?
These billionaires use debt to keep their lavish lifestyle, since majority of their wealth is in stock value, and would be taxed through the roof if taken out