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You can do that on a normal salary, too.
by cortesoft 2y ago
You can do that on a normal salary, too.
- riehwvfbk 2y agoBut only if you get incredibly lucky. Even in the Bay Area where many an employee became a millionaire the chance of that being you is still a single digit percentage.
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y agoNot just luck. Self-discipline, structure, and sacrifice are necessary. Living frugally, deferring (or avoiding) purchases, saving a substantial percentage, etc., was important for me. Also, the world around us, changes. In my entire career, I never made more than what some kids make, coming right out of school, these days. The same for my father. He never made more than about $50K, his entire life, yet had a half-acre house in Potomac, two cars, and a stay-at-home wife.