>>5136450>that's a very childish way to look at lifeNot those anons, but ditto to you.
Yes, most people who become millionaires, even those born into poverty, were at the right place at the right time, but they also took full advantage of that fact to get where they were. Opportunities are everywhere, some people are lucky enough to have them fall into their laps without thinking, and most are too passively resigned to letting life happen to them to seize onto anything. But if you really want it, you can recognise your own opportunities.
There's never just one person born in the right place at the right time, there are just a few among the clutch who saw the opportunity and took it, while the rest of them become "that sap who left the Beatles."
Deciding you're going to be a millionaire has no guarantee of leading to anything, but deciding you never will be guarantees it'll never happen.
