Probably, if only I stop playing games and watching anime lol.

She's in a above average position, then. I have a friend who studied physics and have a master's degree. His last job was being a tree pusher for 15 days.

She usually has a nice cleveage. And is kinda hot. It masy help. She works for a chemistry company tweaking motor oil for best performance in virtually any sports that uses a combustion engine. Pretty important shit. She should be cashing something like 1500 at least. But she's hired as free lance, with monthly receipts.

Do I have what it takes? Maybe. I don't know, yet, I'm only starting out.

What I do have, though, is a very good education, a strong understanding of business (thanks to my dad), and a source of capital for when I go out and start my own business (which will be after I finish my education, so in 2 years time) (the source of capital, again, being my dad).

I have a dream, which is to move to New Hampshire, start a business, and use the profits to fund a pro-freedom education charity (kind of like the Mises Institute). As for what that business will be, I don't know, yet. I have a few ideas kicking around, and it all depends on market conditions at the time (things are very volatile at the moment, and will become more-so in the future).

Will it turn me into a millionaire? Well, maybe. But that's not my long-term goal. I'd rather use my wealth and resources to promote ideas of freedom. If I can do both, that's fantastic... but I know which one I would choose over the other.

that is already an advantage many of us do not have.

When you find out you still have to pay tax for a charity institution it might turn you off, but do not quit. The  world needs more people like  you.

Well, I'll do everything in my power to avoid every penny of tax that I can. That's the first lesson my dad taught me.

I don't think so, maybe if I weren't so damn lazy.

Not really, i don't think you need that much to live a happy and decent life. I would be happy to be a half millionaire. I'm only 17, so I can make it happen. Hopefully, I can do it the fun way, if I ever get the chance

Anybody can be a millionaire or better. Its just a matter of if you really want to do it.

By the time I was 21, I was worth about $100,000 due to real estate assets. I'm only worth a little bit more, but keeping at work and innovation is always bound to bring success. I think I have a lot of good things on the horizon that'll make me worth more.

Not if the government has anything to say about it. I've heard countless million/billionaires say that in today's business environment there is no way they could have had the same level of success, the one specific person I can remember saying it is Mark Cuban, but I have certainly heard more say it.

Over-regulation and ridiculous laws that only big box stores can afford to follow are killing small business.

Plus even simple things like parking metres kill business, because it's just another reason to just go to the big mall (where parking is free) instead of the downtown core of the city where the small businesses are...and you then spend your money at a wal-mart or whatever instead of a ma and pa because you don't want the hassle of having to put $3 or whatever in the parking metre or risk a ticket. The government is just complete bullshit.

It doesn't matter at all if there is a huge gap between rich and poor, the poor people in America now are the richest poor people in the history of the world...and that's thanks to capitalism. Socialism DOES NOT create wealth, yeah it shares it evenly...but would you rather have 50% of a million dollar pie, or 5% of a billion dollar pie?