How to Become a Millionaire in One Year #MondayInspiration

Gabriel Olatunji (OLATUNJISPEAKS)

“Any enterprise is built by wise planning, becomes strong through common sense, and profits wonderfully by keeping abreast of the facts.”



Have you ever given it a deep thought how Aliko Dangote and Mike Adenuga keep getting rich? I did and this is my discovery.

You and I are the ones enriching them! How? Every single time I recharge my Globacom line or Modem; every single time I use Dangote salt to cook and every single time I need to build a house.

You don’t have to be as rich as these guys to never be stranded again financially, you only need to apply the same laws they are applying though on a smaller scale for you to also experience a financial turn-around.



Sell a Product or Offer a Service that brings in cash Regularly

By regularly, I mean daily or weekly! The funny thing is you don’t have to quit your job to do this; you could employ the service of a younger person to manage for you. Sell small chops, snacks, Asun, Shawarma, bread, shoes, bags, clothes etc to atleast 80 people on a single day and you will see your financial portfolio rising than before. Where do you find large number of people on a single day? It could be churches, mosques, weddings, event centers, conferences, concerts, stadiums, bus junctions and many other places.

You can make a profit of N5000 to N10000 in a single day and if you are smart you will multiply your success by increasing the number of your sales point or clients (for those offering a service) thereby doubling, tripling or even quadrupling your profit in a single day. Do not assume that this will be an easy venture but any productive result is a result of some diligent effort.



Saving to Become a Millionaire

I sat down to calculate how much you need to save to become a millionaire in one year or two and discovered that you only need to save approximately N2800 or N1400 daily. You might want to question this and ask - where do I want you to get N2800 or N1400 in a day? But multiply it by seven days and it will give us N19600 or N9800 in a week and in a month it will give us N84000 or N42000.  Some of you collect as high as N80000 or N100000 in a month and saving up N42000 should not be a big deal for you to become a millionaire in two years; some of you have spent over three years on the job already, if you had followed this rule you would have saved your first million already.

I am aware that some people do not make up to that in a month and even those who do might not be able to save as much as that due to other commitments. This is where you need to add a new stream of income that I mentioned earlier – sell something or offer a service that will give you a profit of N10000 and above on a weekly basis.



Let’s Conclude

I do not want to write a part two of this which is why I will wrap up with one or two sentences and hope that the point is driven home enough for you to be on your way to financial freedom.

Discipline is paramount if this must work! If all the above suggestion of what to sell or service to offer does not suit you, feel free to contact me via email or Blackberry and we can discuss further.

This is a free advise for whoever is concerned – if you are a veteran in a field, if you know something that people will be ready to pay for or you have built something successful that people will want to build; you should write a book, make an audio recording and video recording of all that you are sure people will want to pay to have, sell at an affordable price and strategize on how over two thousand people can buy your product – you can even become a millionaire instantly with this idea but the goal is to help you make money on a regular basis that can be put up into your Millionaire savings account.

There are so many things to say that I cannot wrap up here but let me say this, open a Recurring Deposit account in any bank that offer such services (it is like a Fixed Deposit account but can be opened for as low as N5000) – an account where you can put money but cannot withdraw from for a period of one or two years and some banks even offer between seven to ten percent of the money in the account when you want to get your money back – that is also making money work for you.

I hope with these few points of mine I have been able to offer solutions to some of your financial challenges? I am open to further discussions as I just shared from my little knowledge and would love to learn from you too.

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Gabriel Olatunji (@OLATUNJISPEAKS on Twitter) is an Entrepreneur, Solution Strategist and a speaker of the word. You can reach him on olatunjispeaks@gmail.com or for intelligent conversation add him on Blackberry Messenger: