Start by Making a Million a Year

Whenever I talk with friends about "making a million a year," someone always shakes their head as if they've just heard a fairy tale: "Only people born with a knack for making money can do that. Ordinary people like us shouldn't even dream of it!" Someone else goes even further, making me a ridiculous promise: "Once I win the lottery, a million will be nothing. Even ten million won't be a problem!" Never mind that the odds of winning the lottery are lower than the odds of getting struck by lightning. Even if you did win, without the ability to hold on to your money, you'd most likely end up right back where you started. Today, let's expose the lie that "making a million a year is out of reach" and show you that it has little to do with "talent" or "luck." It's more like an elementary-school math problem: break it down and follow through, and ordinary people can put that million-dollar goal in their pockets too.