How challenging is it to earn millions by starting a company?

>>1988029
>What general skills does one need for such achievement?

Technically you don't "need" too much as like you said luck does happen but the more skills you posses the higher you're chances of success become. Stuff like loving to learn and knowing where to find good information, having a lot of motivation/drive to be productive all day every day and ignore distractions, having good social/networking/marketability skills, having a lot of tenacity and grit to weather the failures and keep focused on the bigger picture. The same people can repeat success over and over because they have these skills and are confident to take risks and not give up when problems occur.

Everyone selfmade i know with 1m+ in the bank started really early. Exemplary: one dude started with 14 reselling old electronics he repaired himself and then expanding. So when the normies finished their master degrees he had already 10 years more bussiness experience with a good profit instead of debt from which he expanded forming a international company.

>>1988104
Thats what I noticed too, people who are into business start bloody young.

What is the "market" craving for the next decade?

>>1988029
1. Have above average skills in a field
2. Know basics of business
3. Work hard

That's pretty much it. The reason it seems so easy the second time is because you aren't struggling to grasp one of these concepts.

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>>1988029
no, start a shoe repair shop and funnel all funds into bitbean