tl/dr: Read the 2 books from my other post. Find a job/career that helps people or society. Get paid more. Live cheap. Use left over money to invest. Start making more money. Read dumb story when I tried to work for Radio Shack. Laugh. (Long Version): After reading the books I mentioned from my previous blog post Making a million: step 1 I began to study deeper into investing in stocks, business structure, and talking to everyone. After opening a brokerage account, talking to about 200 people, and starting the business plan to my first business I began to formulate a plan that touched a lot of angles I was seeing. What is your value to the market? This answer and taking a journey to solve this will make you money over and over. Now fast forward 10 years I had failed multiple times in multiple ways trying to answer this question. Don’t let failure dissuade you. Create back up plans, minimize the effects of failure, and don’t forget your lessons learned. Let’s go back to the b...

Orignal Post from ComfyMillionaire.com When I first started on the path to Millionaire status I read blogs and books. This was before I really knew what I was doing with stock investing and before interviewing thousands of people from the poor to multi-millionaires. I'm going to mention two books I started with add affiliate links to them. I began reading books by Robert Kiyosaki. This had two benefits. It opened me up to his life story and it became conversation material when I met a serial entrepreneur from Malaysia. Robert Kiyosaki's book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" has become standard reading material for anyone that wants to make money. It's about Robert growing up as a child in Hawaii while is biological dad is considered his "poor dad" and his friend's dad taught him more about business is considered his "rich dad." It's a great book and worth checking out. What does a Millionaire look like? This is something I will talk ...