I’ve been getting a lot of questions from readers about how to make millions and become rich.
Most people think that becoming a millionaire is unattainable, but people with that mindset will never make their millions.
You can follow my 5 stepping stones I used to make my millions so you can get on your way to making the millions you deserve…
Stepping Stone #1: Invest in Real Estate
Real estate is a great investment because it’s tangible.
When you buy a piece of real estate, you can see it and feel it.
You can walk around the property, look at the view, and check out the house itself. You have something to show for your money.
It also makes a great hedge against inflation and market volatility since few people want to live near their jobs (at least not if they’re going to spend an hour or more commuting each day).
Real estate prices tend to rise when times get rough economically because people will pay more for homes if they are worried about losing their jobs or being forced into foreclosure by banks who wouldn’t want them as customers anymore anyway!
Stepping Stone #2: Invest in the Stock Market
The stock market is one of the best places to invest your money.
And one of the best ways to watch your money grow in the market is by investing in companies that are just going public.
Here’s how it works: when a company needs more money than it has on hand, it sells some of its shares at an initial price (known as “the IPO price). The IPO price is usually much lower than what those same shares would sell for after they hit the open market (i.e., once they start trading). But if you buy shares before they become available to other investors or go public, then you get them at a discount!
This means that with patience and good timing—and maybe just a little luck—you could make millions from buying into early-stage startups like the next Uber or Lyft.
But there are also other ways to make money off stocks by investing in others who have already made millions from buying into early-stage startups like Uber or Lyft!
Stepping Stone #3: Invest in Yourself by Putting Money into Your Education, Health and Personal Relationships
Invest in yourself by putting money into your education, health and personal relationships.
When you invest in yourself, you’re not just getting more money—you’re also building up your confidence and self-esteem.
You will start to feel better about who you are as a person, which will make it easier for you to make the right decisions when it comes to investing your time and money in other people’s businesses or products that can help grow theirs.
Once this becomes a habit, it’ll become second nature: take care of yourself first so that others will want to do business with someone who cares about themselves enough not only care about others but also have their best interests at heart!
Stepping Stone #4: Invest in Others Who are More Successful than You
One of the best ways to achieve success is by learning from those who have already achieved it. This is why investing in others who are more successful than you is one of the best steps toward becoming a millionaire yourself.
- Invest in others who are more successful than you because they have the experience and knowledge to help you: If someone has been successful in their field, then chances are they’ve learned from their mistakes along the way, which means that if you can work with them, they can teach you valuable information about how not to make those same mistakes.
- Invest in others who are more successful than you because they can help you learn from their mistakes: On top of all this, if someone else’s success were due entirely to luck or chance (and we know it isn’t), then there’s no reason for them not to share what led up to that success so that other people could replicate it as well!
Stepping Stone #5: Invest in Your Retirement
Your savings are the foundation of your financial portfolio, so you should make sure they’re invested properly. When it comes to retirement, there are a few basic strategies you can follow:
- Invest in your 401(k). If your employer offers a 401(k) retirement plan, then make sure that you contribute enough money to enjoy the matching funds (if available). The match is like free money!
- Save outside of work. If there’s no matching fund from work, or if you simply don’t want to put all of your eggs in one basket with a single company’s stock price being vulnerable to fluctuations in the market, then open up an IRA or Roth IRA account through an online brokerage firm like TD Ameritrade or Vanguard.
You can also set up regular contributions through automatic deductions from each paycheck into this account—this makes saving much easier over time because it becomes second nature rather than something that requires active thought on a daily basis.
If you want to make millions, you need to focus on the things that matter most. These 5 stepping stones take some time and effort, but they are also the best ways to invest your money.
If you take care of your finances and invest wisely, you will see a huge return on investment in just few years or even months!
