One of the wealthiest men I know started out by finding under serviced product manufacturing. He started with dumpsters as they are universal and get shit kicked so are always needed to replace current ones. This got him some tooling and he eventually expanded into chrome tubing for things like tractor units. From there he bought his industrial land, bought other cash flow real estate, developed multi family, got into automation and robotics, then golf courses to sell his real estate on the golf course that he built, and on and on.
But millionaire status is not that hard to do. I know plenty of welders, plumbers or even small scale industrial electricians who make $500k a year and worth well over a million before 30. But these take a lot of hands on work. 5am wake ups and seven days a week which not many 'men' are willing to do these days.
But millionaire status is not that hard to do. I know plenty of welders, plumbers or even small scale industrial electricians who make $500k a year and worth well over a million before 30. But these take a lot of hands on work. 5am wake ups and seven days a week which not many 'men' are willing to do these days.