I became a millionaire in my 30s. No side hustles. No inheritance. No tricks. Here are 16 choices that made me rich. 1: I chose a high-paying career field (information technology), not liberal arts. 2: I cut out the losers. All you wanna do is drink? Bye.

If you believe money doesn't buy happiness, you've obviously never been poor. If you believe money defines happiness, you've obviously never been rich.

Starting to think most people have NO IDEA how many times each dollar they earn is taxed. It’s unbelievable.

I love small towns. Yesterday, we went to a July 4th parade where everyone was happy, excited, and patriotic. Then, a waterpark where a firetruck launched water into the air, allowing kids to run through it. Then, food trucks before fireworks. No stupid protests. No fights.

For the record, I know it'll never happen. Things that are too good to be true generally are.

Apparently, Trump's been reading my tweets about property taxes. Eliminate everywhere. Today.

Always DCA your salary, but lump sum invest lump sums of money (inheritance, bonuses, etc).

This should have been done a long, long time ago.

While the world rages around me, I am working hard, going to the gym, and getting into the best shape of my life. Some of us will emerge from this rage culture stronger and more competent people. Others…not so much.

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I know which one I'm choosing.

If $250,000 a year doesn't buy you an incredibly nice lifestyle where you live, maybe it's time to consider moving.

It’s a great day to remember that:. - happiness is your responsibility .- social security is a giant Ponzi scheme.- Democrats and Republicans are both the problem.- dangerous use of fireworks will leave you on fire; avoid.

Correct. If $250,000 doesn’t make you feel successful and fairly wealthy, then you have a giant spending problem.

7. A 9 to 5 job. Yep, your 9 to 5 job provides all the resources you need to become a millionaire. 401(k)s, Roth IRAs and HSAs all make 9 to 5ers very, very rich. Over time. Got a job? You're already half way there.

6. Consulting. Do you know something better than anyone else? Consult. Consultants can easily pull in $500 to $800 an hour, depending on industry. Work from home. Make your own hours. Charge as much as you want. Get filthy rich.

5. Real estate. Buy land. Improve with power and water, then re-sell for a profit. Or, buy multi-family homes and rent out each unit. Huge cash flow potential. An ex-CEO of mine went into real estate after selling a biz. Made the business he sold look like chump change.

4. High-ticket sales. Sell high-priced products and services for other people and businesses. You sell. The other business fulfills. You get a bunch of greenbacks as commission. Earn $100K+ if you're good.

3. Start a business. - Open a coffee shop.- Offer plumbing work.- Design landing pages.- Build custom furniture. Most millionaires are business owners. Don't fight it. Just do it. (You know you want to).

2. Side hustles. Use your 9 to 5 income to start a side hustle. Make an extra $1000 or more a month. Examples: . - Tutor.- Coach.- Babysit.- Write.- Design. All from home. Options are endless. Lots of income potential doing what you love.

1. Dirty jobs. Do shit nobody else wants to do. - Embalmer.- Coal miners.- Crab fishermen.- HazMat removers.- Garage collectors.- Sewage inspectors.- Landfill operators. Hardly any competition. Get filthy rich by getting dirty.