Is their ANYONE at all in this board that is actually wealthy

>>1289747
I don't think so, I mean a wealthy successful person wouldn't browse 4chan. Also NEETfag reporting in.

>>1289756
What makes you think a successful person doesn't find browsing this website entertaining?

I have a friend who made close to $400,000 by selling his business, and he browses this website pretty much.

>>1289946
define wealth and success? im the lead inhouse engineer at a company, i got the job with only an associates, drive a 40k car i baught for 8k, and save around 25k a year, starting when i was 21. zero debt too. Im also healthy and in a strong relationship. what are your parameters?

>>1289747
What, so you came here from r9k or pol and expect one of us to prove to some nobody how successful we are? What a waste of time. There's a biz reading list, go find it. Once you're finished, you're realize why no-one on this board will waste their time teaching a pleb like you how to invest successfully.

>>1289954
proof

>>1289963
this.

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>>1290041
How come Bernie Sanders let you accrue so much wealth? Why don't you donate some to Africa?

>>1289756
I made a fortune making internet and clean energy business, I always browse 4chan so what you're saying isn't true, if you don't believe me Google my name it's Elon Musk

>>1289954
I think that selling a company for $400,000 when he's 19 is pretty impressive. He is now using his money to earn more money by investing in startups, all while living in an eastern european capital city, driving a $20,000 car.

I'm working on my degree, then I'll join him for business. I think that's pretty successful.

>>1289954
>drive a 40k car
feeling the need to mention how much your car is worth as a measure of success is a defining characteristic of an unsuccessful person.

>>1290251
that entirely depends on a persons definition of success. This is a business board, why would you not measure in money and material?

>>1290278
>That entirely depends on a persons definition of success.
Not really though. People could be prioritizing badly. I've seen middle eastern guys in my town driving new and expensive BMW:s, but they work a regular job and share a 3 room flat with 12 of their relatives.

success is relative

I make six figures, but I have a shitload of debt to pay off.

Houses in the silicon valley average just under a million... takes a while to pay that off, even with high salaries.

>>1290278
if a $40k car, which is a depreciating asset unless it is collectible, is one of your most valuable assets, you are not wealthy.

>>1289747
Doubtful.
I hear a few mil isn't even considered rich by this high end crowd.