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  1. 06-22-2010, 05:27 PM #1
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    Default How to Become a Millionare in 3 Years

    A very worthwhile and easy read with pivotal advice


    The author writes:
    "This was originally a comment made in response to a hacker news thread titled: Ask HN: How to become a millionaire in 3 years?

    The comment has over 200 up votes, which means people found it useful. I decided to add more thoughts, refine existing ones, and put it in a permanent place. This is just my own humble advice and I hope it’s useful for entrepreneurs.

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    Cant be scared to fail in Search of perfection    "

    -Jay-Z, On To The Next One

    I’m going to go and replace 3 years with a “short time frame”.
    Here is what you should focus on if you want to become a millionaire in a short time >

    This was originally posted on Jason L. Baptiste's blog, and is reprinted here with his permission.

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    Good read!
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    Thanks for the link.
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    I thought so too - I just launched my first business last month so I've spent a lot of time taking in all the advice like this.
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    Sub'd to read later after work.
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    good read, i guess its always nice to have an idea of what you want in life. personally i want to have my own tuning shop. Coming up with original ideas is a pretty tough task.
    A successful man is someone who wakes up in the morning, goes to sleep at night, and does whatever makes him happy in between.

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    great post!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TurboBaron9 View Post
    good read, i guess its always nice to have an idea of what you want in life. personally i want to have my own tuning shop. Coming up with original ideas is a pretty tough task.
    The reason I seek out and read articles like this is more for perspective than anything - as a young guy with out a ton of material success behind my name, I'd be hard pressed to say I know better or not, but I find that the right attitude and perspective makes you wealthy from the moment you realize how powerful it can be.

    With that I don't think it's a matter of originality, if you have 30 minutes to spend watch this:

    YouTube - David Heinemeier Hansson at Startup School 08

    David Heinemeier Hansson reminds us "Zappos sells fuvking shoes! But they're a great company" ... people have sold shoes long before them, but they're a leader in the industry. Originality isn't everything.
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    in for later
    buziness....for the businessman.
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    Great read. As simple as some of the points may seem, doing the obvious stuff well is a significant characteristic of a successful business.
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