How to Make a Million Dollars [13 Great Ways Updated for 2023 ] (2024)

Achieving a net worth of one million dollars is a goal a lot of people share.

That's probably because they see it as being enough money for retirement, or to live the lifestyle of their dreams.

You also automatically earn the title of “millionaire.” And that's something you aspire to because it means you “made it” in life.

One million dollars is more money than most of you have ever had in your checking account and, in theory, it's enough money for you to quit your job and retire early.

That amount of cash doesn't mean you can go traveling the world and spending like there's no tomorrow. But you would have a nice household income to maintain a comfortable lifestyle for yourself and your family.

It would be a nice nest egg for you.

But maybe you're not willing to wait until you're at your retirement age of 65? After all, why wait until you're too old to enjoy the money you've squirreled away?

What if we could show you how to make a million dollars within the next five years?

How To Make a Million Dollars: Start With Bite-Sized Goals

It's a great idea to break a larger goal into smaller chunks. After all, how do you go about eating an elephant?

One bite at a time, folks!

First-time marathon runners don't wake up one morning, strap on a pair of sneakers, and run 26.219 miles on their first attempt.

Instead, they establish a training plan, repeatedly running shorter distances until they achieve their goal.

Earning $1,000,000 is achieved using the same methodology.

Setting a time frame around your goal makes you accountable to it, and that's the only way to achieve real success in anything you do.

But before we go any further, look back at the last five years of your life.

What have you achieved?

What would you do differently?

How would it have felt to have tackled any of the challenges you faced with $1 million sitting in your checking account?

Making a Million Dollars: By The Numbers

• Earning a million bucks in a year requires that you earn $83,333 per month.
• That breaks down to $20,830 per week.
• Based on the average 40-hour workweek, that means you need to earn $480.00 per hour.
• But, we're looking at a 5-year plan, so the amount you need to earn per hour is now $96.

Let's assume that you're not actively working to earn one million dollars, but that it's achieved through passive income streams.

Figuring out how to make $22 per hour through passive income isn't nearly as scary as trying to come up with a business plan to generate one million dollars overnight, is it?

Now you can see just how manageable this goal is.

So here are 13 ways to make a million dollars in five years. And they're totally doable.

1. Understand the Game: Million Dollar Ideas vs. Scale Mentality

Far too many people are utterly obsessed with coming up with a million-dollar idea in the hope it will make them millions of dollars.

And while some people do actually manage to do this, it's not the smartest way to tackle the financial goal you've set for yourself.

You see, earning large amounts of money is often more about perspective and planning than it is coming up with an idea nobody else has thought of.

In fact, it's far easier to come up with a product or service you can sell for $10 to tens of thousands of people than it is to come up with the one big idea that you can sell to an investment company.

Operating in the “million-dollar idea” mindset can be very frustrating because you have the desire to become financially independent, but you're going nowhere fast.

So, when it comes to making a million dollars let's take a look at scale.

And, for the purpose of our thought experiment, we're going to combine the idea of scale with the concept of 1,000 true fans.

Let's say you come up with a side hustle idea that generates $10 in profit every time you sell it…

In your first year, you sell that product or service to 1,000 people, generating $10,000 in profit.

In your second year, you take that $10,000, create a product worth $100, and then sell it to your next 1,000 true fans.

You're now sitting on $100,000 in profit. Pretty neat, right?

As your business grows and matures in years three and four you realize that you have a high-end product or service you can offer to customers.

This new product costs $1,000, but you've built an amazing reputation in your industry, so you know you can find 1,000 true fans to purchase it from you.

By year five, you have generated $1,000,000 in profit, and without ever having to find more than 1,000 people to purchase what you're selling.

By the way, this projection doesn't include all the true fans who are still buying your $10 and $100 products.

Internet marketers have used the above “profit ladder” to get people to buy into their brand at a very low price point. Then as the years go by, they create new premium products or services for their eager audience to spend money on.

In fact, a guy named John Reese very famously used this method to sell $1,000,000 of his Traffic Secrets course in 24 hours. Yes, really.

I was introduced to the above principle in the book Evil Plans by Hugh McLeod. I don't want to tell you what to do, but every entrepreneur should read it.

It can be incredibly easy to earn silly amounts of money by simply breaking your bigger goal into a series of smaller ones.

2. Crush Your Self-Doubt

The right mindset is often the deciding factor between earning as much money as you need, and constantly trying but never getting there.

You might feel that you lack formal education…

Or that you don't have enough savings…

That your credit score isn't good enough…

Or that now is just not “the right time” for you to get started.

That's just your inner critic talking, constantly reminding you of what's not possible.

If it were possible to do so, I'd recommend punching your inner critic in the mouth…but let's not go down that road.

But our world is full of examples of people who have done the seemingly impossible. People who built businesses from their garage and went on to become some of the wealthiest people in the world.

And the weird thing is many of the wealthiest people in the world lack a college education, like Bill Gates and Richard Branson, among many others.

Your mindset can and will dictate the outcome of your efforts.

3. Take Action

Million dollar dreams might feel good, but they don't move you any closer to your goal.

You might not like hearing this, but what usually separates wealthy and successful people from those just scraping by is that wealthy people have trained themselves to recognize opportunity.

The people who saw the potential in Bitcoin invested very early on in the life of that currency, made their money, and moved on to the next opportunity.

They weren't like everyone else trying to invest when Bitcoin hit $5,000 or $10,000.

Instead, they bought Bitcoin when it was worth almost nothing, speculating that it might become valuable within a few years, but also based on careful niche market research.

The people who followed that process became multi-millionaires — including a handful of billionaires — as Bitcoin has rallied higher and higher.

4. Control Your Spending

The stereotypical image of a millionaire is somebody with their own yacht, who takes chartered flights to exotic locations, and has several luxury cars lined up outside their palatial home.

Now, that might be how most billionaires live, but that's not the lifestyle of your average millionaire.

In fact, they're the ones quietly driving a beat-up car, living in a modest home, and who save extra money budgeting for everything.

You might even think of some people with millionaire status as being miserly — a bit of a Scrooge McDuck — but the truth is they truly understand the value of money.

It may sound obvious but people who become rich and stay rich know how to save money and avoid putting money into frivolous things.

So, how much debt are you comfortable having?

Because taking on a small mountain of unsecured debt, because you want immediate gratification with a big house, expensive vacations and nice cars, is the quickest route to bankruptcy before you're 40.

The flipside of the above approach is you don't need to live on Ramen noodles and beans for the next five years if you want to make a million dollars.

It just means using a bit more common sense when it comes to spending.

It means avoiding expensive personal finance deals on cars, vacationing “at home,” cooking your own meals instead of eating out, and basically behaving like an adult who doesn't want to spend the rest of their life paying off credit card debt and student loan debt.

Wealth building is all about reaching financial freedom.

Dave Ramsey's YouTube channel is an absolute treasure trove of free financial advice, from an actual multi-millionaire, and not just somebody who has theories on how you should manage your finances.

Dave is more of a long-term investment planner, so he won't have advice on how to become a millionaire within the next five years.

But he will change how you view your income and expenditure.

Even if you can't spare the time to learn more with personal finance podcasts (because you're too busy being broke?), here's one takeaway you can live by…

Millionaires never, ever overspend.

5. Make Something Better

You don't need to reinvent the wheel, fire, or the home computer to become a millionaire.

You could try, but why swim upstream when there's an easier way to make much more money that takes less effort?

So, while coming up with the next Uber, Space X or iPhone could make you rich overnight, you don't have to struggle with trying to do that (but you'll probably get value from this list of jobs that can make you rich).

Let's look at a business model that's doing well right now and find ways to improve on it.

In our example, we'll use a fast-food restaurant order and delivery app — most cities or countries around the world have at least one of these services operating there.

You start researching how you can improve on the fast-food delivery app, and you realize they're charging each restaurant a 15% fee on every single order sent through the app.

This then means every customer's meal is more expensive than it needs to be.

Now you need to come up with ways you could launch a similar service, but only charge the restaurants a 7.5% fee instead of the exorbitant 15% they're paying right now.

You could also come up with special “meal deals” that are only available to users of your fast-food delivery app.

Very few fast-food businesses could refuse a deal like that, especially if you can offer them some level of exclusivity in the area e.g. you might only allow the top five Thai restaurants in a given area to offer their food via your app.

Or how about a service competing with DogVacay, where dog hosts only kickback 10% to the service provider, instead of the 20% DogVacay currently charges?

Sure, either of the above ideas will take time and money to implement, but earning a million dollars in just a few short years requires effort and investment.

You can find thousands of stories online about people who came up with simple business ideas that made them millions.

You just got two million dollar ideas free of charge. You're welcome.

6. Start Multiple Streams Of Income

If you look at the vast majority of self-made millionaires or billionaires, they have more than one source of income.

In fact, I know they do.

Tom Corley, the best-selling co-author of Rich Habits, Poor Habits, discovered that most millionaires have at least three forms of revenue.

They typically have money invested in real estate, several e-commerce businesses, a cryptocurrency portfolio, an indie publishing house, etc.

That might seem like they're being “greedy”, but they're just protecting their income, especially because of the volatile economic environment we've found ourselves in since the dark days of 2008.

So, let's say you have $250,000 tied up in real estate. Good for you! But what if there's another “housing bubble”, and an ensuing bust?

Smart investors spread their investments around. They never have all their eggs in one basket. Their investment account is diversified in the stock market, an online business, etc.

So, they might lose the $250,000 in real estate, but they have another $250,000 in mutual funds. That's backed up with $100,000 in e-commerce income, and a cryptocurrency portfolio.

Elon Musk is a perfect example of a wealthy person investing in multiple businesses simultaneously.

He owns Tesla, Solar City, and SpaceX.

Solar City feeds the energy demand of Tesla car owners in certain parts of the United States.

It also complements his Tesla Powerwall range of products.

Not being one to hedge his bets, he also has SpaceX to fall back on should the worst happen.

Diversifying your income sources is smart. It's basically insurance against losing everything you own because of one or two bad business decisions.

Combining passive income streams with non-passive income streams will also make it far easier for you to earn $1,000,000 within the next five years.

7. Run An E-commerce Business

The world of e-commerce got off to a shaky start with the dot-com bubble bursting in 2001.

This resulted in venture capital firms and many early adopters losing their collective shirts to a series of bad investments, based on over-optimism and overvalued stocks.

Things have settled down a lot since then, especially thanks to the ongoing success enjoyed by Jeff Bezos and his Amazon empire.

The required Internet technologies and market demand caught up with the idea of e-commerce several years ago. Online shopping is now an accepted part of modern life.

In fact, we're pretty sure mass panic would ensue if people could no longer shop online.

A business capable of earning at least one million dollars within the next five years. This information isn't about “How to make millions on the Internet without trying” because that was never true. It doesn't happen overnight.

But here are some of the most popular online business models:

An e-commerce business should be the very first additional stream of income you consider.

Why?

Because this income stream can be 100% passive if you structure your online business correctly. It can run 24/7/365 with almost no input from you.

Remember that you only need to earn $22 per hour 24/7/365 to earn $1,000,000 within the next five years.

An e-commerce business can make the dream of “making money while you sleep” come true.

An amazon affiliate website, Shopify store, or other online business can make money regardless of whether or not you're awake.

And believe me, there's no better feeling than to wake up in the morning, check your online stats, and see that you've made a few hundred bucks while you were asleep.

Or better yet, you make that money while you're at your day job or hanging out in your free time.

It's a surreal feeling, but it's entirely possible.

Some e-commerce businesses can be more hands-on, especially if you're creating and selling your own products online.

That business model means dealing with customer service queries, shipping queries, and a lot more hand-holding than you might like.

In fact, it can get so bad that you wind up hating the business you're running.

So, why not get Amazon to do all the heavy lifting for you instead?

The Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) e-commerce model means you ship your inventory to their fulfillment centers, and they manage everything else after that, including customer service queries.

Perhaps the biggest thing to consider very carefully from the start is your profit margin. Join a race to the bottom with your competitors to attract customers while earning less money and you may find your bank account empty.

You can actually make that much money with nothing more than a handful of profitable affiliate websites, either directly from commissions earned, or by selling off your profitable websites within our 5-year time frame.

Spencer, for example, sold one of his websites for $425,000.

Another example of an affiliate site being sold for a 6-figure sum is 10Beasts, which sold recently for $560,000.

It's a good strategy to start any online business with a view to selling it once it becomes profitable.

The reasons why are:

1. You’ll eventually get bored with the site(s) or business, no matter how much you love it right now
2. A profitable website is worth anywhere from 12x – 36x its average monthly earnings (learn how much your site could be worth)

If you had three affiliate sites earning $10,000 per month in commissions (which is entirely doable), you could quite easily sell them in three years' time for $1 million.

That's enough money for a solid retirement plan, earned almost entirely passively, and in less time than it takes to earn a degree in business management.

Anyone can be a successful business owner.

8. Self-Publish Your Way To Wealth

It's almost funny to look back on the launch of the Amazon Kindle, and how people didn't ever see it becoming a “thing”, convinced it would fail.

Now, a little over a decade later, e-readers, primarily the Kindle, have caused huge waves in the publishing industry.

Even bookstores like Barnes & Noble felt the pinch of the digital publishing revolution, and continue to do so.

But the launch of the Kindle not only revolutionized how people read books, but also how books were published.

A Kindle allowed you to store thousands of your favorite books on one device, but the Amazon KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) platform meant that anyone with a word-processor and an idea could become a self-published author.

It took a few years for the KDP platform to gather momentum, but by 2011 it was in full swing.

The interweb is full of tales of self-published authors striking it rich, including people like Mark Dawson and John Locke.

To the outsider, it looked like the KDP platform reached saturation point very quickly. Naysayers said that new authors would struggle to make a living, never mind make millions.

Here's a step by step guide on how to self-publish a book on Amazon.

Then, in November 2015, a guy called Michael Anderle arrived on the scene.

He promptly blew apart all those preconceived notions people had about KDP being saturated.

Michael set himself the goal of earning $50,000 per year by writing a series of twenty self-published sci-fi novels.

He's one of many “unknown” authors making a lot of money from their eBooks.

He's also coached several previously unknown authors to incredible levels of financial success, many of them on target to earn millions from their self-published books within the next few years.

Here's the 20BooksTo50k Facebook group Michael set up for people who want to emulate him.

You can make a small fortune from publishing on Kindle even if you have no interest in writing novels.

Several people, including Michael Anderle, are now acting more like an indie publishing house than an indie author. Johnny Truant & Co. at Sterling and Stone are doing pretty much the same thing.

9. Invest In Real Estate

There's a finite amount of square footage on our planet, so regardless of current market trends, real estate investing is one of the safer investments you can make.

Lex Luthor thought along the same lines:

Thousands of investors lost everything during the property crash of 2008. However, most of that came about as a result of sub-prime mortgage lenders selling homes to people who couldn't afford them.

It was financial suicide for everyone involved.

What you never hear about is the wave of millionaires created because of the property market crash. They bought properties for cents on the dollar, and now own multi-million dollar real estate empires.

When it comes to making real estate investments you have two primary choices:

Rental Income

Rental income is the easier choice to make here if you just want passive income.

The issue is that making a million dollars from rental income would involve buying multiple properties.

You'd have to scale to a level that requires you to hire people to manage your properties. The more people you hire, the less positive cash flow you have each month.

You could quite easily create a full-time job for yourself, without ever meaning to.

Let's say you have a rental property that costs you $150,000 to purchase and has a mortgage of $650 per month.

You can rent that same home for maybe $1,000 per month. That leaves you with a gross positive cash flow of $350 per month, assuming nothing in the property gets damaged or needs to be repaired.

Purchasing three rental properties would create a positive gross cash flow of $1050 per month, or $12,600 per year.

Sounds great, right?

Except it would take 79.36 years to earn $1,000,000 this way.

Flipping Homes

Property flipping will take more effort and planning on your part, but your return on investment can be significantly higher.

It's only when you look at the numbers that you can see why.

A seasoned property flipper looks for a home that's in need of repair, or where the buyer is looking to make a quick sale.

Either situation means you might be able to acquire that home for 10% – 25% off market value.
Let's assume that you can purchase a “fixer-upper” property for $120,000, with a potential resale value is $150,000.

Your total investment here might have been as little as $12,000 for a down payment.

You spend six weeks renovating the property, getting it up to code, and ready for a family to move into. Your total expenses for the renovation come to $10,000 for materials, labor, and organizing an open day.

You sell the property for $145,000 thanks to your successful open day, leaving you with $15,000 in net profit.

The estimated purchase and resale values mentioned above are also extremely conservative.

There's no reason why the same property couldn't be purchased for $100,000 and resold for $150,000, leaving you with $40,000 in net profit.

Generating $1 million in net profit from property flipping is simply a case of scaling your efforts by investing wisely and flipping the properties as quickly as you can.

Here's a very basic “profit ladder” that shows you what's possible if you can double the profit you make from each successive property flip:

1. $20,000
2. $40,000
3. $80,000
4. $160,000
5. $320,000
6. $640,000
7. $1,280,000

Do you think you could buy, renovate and flip seven properties over the next five years?

By the way, real estate flipping shows are one of my guilty pleasures, especially Flipping Vegas. I know most of the drama in these shows is scripted, and almost entirely fake.

But there's something very satisfying about watching a rundown property being renovated and flipped for fifty grand in profit.

10. The Stock Market and Savings

If you've watched “The Wolf of Wall Street,” you might have found yourself almost admiring Jordan Belfort.

But making money on the stock market isn't nearly as glamorous as the movies make it out to be.

It's also not as profitable for the vast majority of investors. You're just as likely to lose some, or all, of your investment capital as you are to add millions to your bank account.

If you're wondering how to make a million dollars in the stock market, then the answer is “slowly”, in the vast majority of cases.

It's highly unlikely you're going to hit a home run and make a million dollars overnight.

The trick with investing in stocks is not to focus purely on the value of the stock right now, but instead to spend wisely and invest early in its future potential value.

People who invested $1,000 in Netflix stock ten years ago would now have a portfolio worth at least $50,000.

This is 4x the return you would have made on Apple stock. It's 20x the return you would have achieved with Disney stock.

Remember, you're looking for outlier stocks that will outperform the norm.

You will need to find 20 other stocks that perform as well as Netflix to reach the million dollar mark within five years.

It's possible you might do that. But your time and effort might be better spent on business models that offer a more immediate return on investment

Investing in stocks can make you a millionaire, it just takes a lot longer to do it that way.

That's the same reason we didn't cover things like compound interest, mutual funds, hedge funds, index funds, or a Roth IRA in this post.

Sure, it was once possible to make your fortune with a “managed savings account,” but with inflation and the weak savings rate and interest rate banks offer, it's more likely those days are over.

11. Cryptocurrencies

We know, we know — cryptocurrency is dead, right?

All the people who were going to get rich have made their money, and the crypto market is now saturated.

Except it's not.

While everyone is fighting to get their hands on more Bitcoin, the smart crypto investors are quietly making serious amounts of money by other means.

And none of them are remortgaging their homes to buy Bitcoin.

They don't care about Bitcoin, because that ship has sailed, for now. There's a predicted bubble for Bitcoin, one that will see the price of the cryptocurrency reduced to well under $5,000 per coin (but who knows!).

But there's more than one cryptocurrency, and new ones appear every day thanks to cryptocurrency startups.

Where people are making a serious return on their investment is with ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings). This, however, is an investment opportunity that may not be around forever.

This is similar to the way you can purchase regular stocks at a 40% discount during an IPO (Initial Public Offering).

How much profit can you make via an ICO?

I've seen in-person examples of 761% profit on an ICO for the KNC cryptocurrency.

The investor — a personal friend — bought 150 coins for $72.60, and sold them five months later for $625.65.

That couple of hundred bucks might sound impressive, but imagine if my buddy had invested $1,000?

He would have made a return of over $60,000.

Or — let's take this to the next level — what if he'd invested $10,000 in that ICO? That would have resulted in a return of over $600,000!

And you could make seven figures within a few months, not a few years.

It's not as easy as simply finding the hottest crypto startup, dumping a load of your cash into their ICO, and getting rich. And it can be really nerve racking.

There are just as many awful ICOs as there are reputable and ethical ones. So, you need to do your due diligence and research the company behind the coin offering.

The ICO market isn't heavily regulated right now, so it's a little bit of a digital Wild West.

And this all means there's the potential for earning absolutely ridiculous returns.

You might only hit a home run with 1-in-3 of your ICO investments, so there is risk involved. But possible returns of up to 700% means the risk can be more than worth it.

Here's a great article on what ICOs are, how to invest in them, and the results you can expect.

Can you make your first million dollars with cryptocurrency and ICOs?

Nothing in life is guaranteed or easy, but investing in the right ICO at the right time can help you achieve that goal in less time than seems fair or reasonable.

A few smart investments could turn $500 into $500,000 in a matter of months. And you won't necessarily need a certified financial planner to do it.

But you'll want to do things by the book as it's likely taxable income and you probably don't want the IRS to come after you.

12. Social Media Millions

Yes, there are lots of “celebrities” banking big bucks from their social influencer work on Instagram and other platforms.

But there are also lots of people you've never heard of making a lot of money from their YouTube channels.

They're not famous, and you'll never see them on a chat show.

To make money on YouTube all you need is an idea and the willingness to put yourself in front of the world (although we also have a guide for how to make money on YouTube without making videos if you're camera-shy).

The idea of putting yourself in front of a potential audience of billions stops most people in their tracks. This might not be the business model for you if you have an issue with public speaking.

As a business model, a YouTube channel is a great place to start (find out how to make a Youtube thumbnail).

It's one of the easiest ones to operate and can be a lot of fun. It also offers the potential of earning a lot of money in very little time.

It's worth mentioning at this point that YouTube itself doesn't create any content. They rely instead on what they refer to as “creators” to do that for them (i.e. you).

How you make money with YouTube is from people watching your videos, and ideally clicking the ads that display on them.

Your viewers either need to watch the entire 30-second ad, or click on it, for you to get paid.

As of January 2018, only channels with 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of annual viewing time will be eligible to monetize (make money from) their videos.

Each click or view is only worth maybe a few cents, but it all adds up over time.

Some of the biggest YouTube celebrities out there have several billion views of their videos. This then results in hundreds of thousands, or even millions of dollars, in ad revenue paid to them each year.

The real beauty of creating a YouTube channel is that your startup costs are pretty much zero.

Setting up your channel costs nothing, and you already own or have access to a computer of some kind. Your only real expenses are a USB microphone, and a decent camera to record your videos with.

And now to the most important thing — how much you can earn.

Just remember that everybody we list here started out with zero subscribers and zero views. None of them have been around very long.

So don't let their success put you off starting your own channel.

Here's our shortlist of the top YouTube earners:

Building a massive and profitable following on YouTube can take a lot of work, but it is possible to become wealthy just by making YouTube videos.

Remember, don't start out trying to figure out how to make one million dollars from your YouTube channel.

Instead, figure out how to make your first $100, then your first $1,000, etc. Build your “profit ladder” one step at a time, all the way to a million dollars.

The key to creating profitable YouTube content is to avoid anything that might be deemed controversial or offensive. This includes discussing political views, or right-wing views or opinions.

Keep it simple, keep it entertaining and your audience will find you and stay with you.

13. Start a Niche Website

Starting a website is a viable way of making money online.

You can do the same thing.

The first step to starting a niche website is to figure out what kind of website you want to have.

You need to make sure that you're solving a need for someone. The best way to do this is to use a keyword research tool.

These tools help you see what people are searching for online.

You'll want to target long-tail, low difficulty keywords. These are keywords with low search volume that are easy to rank for.

It's counterintuitive, but the long-tail strategy wins big in the grand scheme of things.

Try to find a niche idea that you are passionate about.

Even if there are tons of people searching for dog supplies, this doesn't mean it's a good niche. If you hate dogs, then this is a horrible niche for you!

Your niche should be at a point where opportunity meets your passion. Find a niche that has low competition but that you could write about and enjoy.

Next, you'll want to figure out how you're going to monetize your site.

Are you going to use informational content and ads? Or maybe you could find an affiliate relationship and get paid to recommend products.

As mentioned above, you could even get in on the e-commerce craze to sell your own stuff.

Once you've got your niche picked out and know how you're going to monetize it, it's time to do some strategizing.

It's best to have an idea of what kind of content you're going to be producing.

You want everything to fit into a few categories in your niche. Don't go too broad. Start small and when you're making some money, expand from there.

ESPN is a niche site and they're killing it!

Compared to other businesses, the earnings can start pretty quickly.

Spencer's Niche Site Project 4 started making $1000 just 10 months after he published his first article.

That's $1000 of passive income for life! And he outsourced everything.

Imagine what you could do by putting your energy into a niche site.

How to Make a Million Dollars in Conclusion

By now you can see that not only is it possible for you to achieve a net worth of one million dollars within the next five years…

But also that creating a multi-million dollar income isn't quite as difficult as you thought it was.

Self-made millionaires all follow the same basic advice we shared with you in this article. There are no secret societies or groups where future millionaires are given the secrets to generating free money and wealth.

Now that you know how to make a million dollars, you just need to take action.

So, what are you waiting for?