Reached 1Cr Net Worth yesterday

Hey community Been working in corporate for 3 years since college and reached 50L. Hope to reach 1 Cr in 5 years and 5 Cr in 10 years Fingers crossed. All the best to all of you too

I know it sounds very funny as it's almost nothing, but considering my background, this is huge for me after just turning 23 and started working 4 months ago at 7k pm. I got 92k just in last 7days. I was in heavy depression for few years, had no plans for future even few months ago. My target was 1L at the end of 2023, got it after 3 days. Mostly I am putting all in MF now. I don't need emergency funds as of now, my parents have planned for those. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I need to upgrade to a mid level laptop asap. So it'll be big investment. An investment that I hope will give me massive return. Next realistic target 7-8L at end of 2024. Let's see if I can get there or not.

Just wanted a quick rain check on how my ambitious ass is doing. With soaring housing prices everywhere, I still don’t feel I have come anyway far (from poverty). 1cr used to be ambitious number for me, but doesn’t look like it is going to solve a lot of issues.

I have seen a lot of questions here about how to become rich or successful. I initially thought I could make a course and shill it on LinkedIn, but then I decided against it. Context is: I work in a field where most around me are making a lot of money, and typically everyone's a crorepati by 26/27. That's what I have seen. Their secrets: 1. They work 12+ hours a day consistently for 5 days a week, and then some more on Saturday (sometimes Sunday). Even at the peak of covid, when everybody was scared and would avoid working, these fuckers would. 2. They are ultra competitive. They will compete on anything, not just work. They are addicted to poker. They will debate anything during lunch time, no matter how frivolous it is. Pure TYPE A folks. 3. They never complain about working hard. It's just second nature for them. Stems from IIT/IIM days, but continues. They don't question it. (I do, because I am not them) 4. They obsess over money. They constantly try to figure out where they can make more money. All invest actively. 5. They are incredibly well read. Can speak at length on any topic. They truly love going deep into a topic and coming out with the crux of it (or so they may think). Now I know one thing. These are very obvious things. Everybody knows if you do this, you probably would become successful. But my takeaway is to do it. It's super difficult. But at my age, I have no option but to not try, now that I have seen how its done.

I belong to a lower middle class family, there were days like that we had to eat less at night so that we can eat the remaining food in the morning. Zero bank balance account, but still my parents took loan and they gave me a very good education and i did worked hard too... Now at present, i wanted to send money to my parents and when i receive my first salary i cross the transaction limit of the UPI transaction for three days. So it was like from having 0 bank balance account to crossing the UPI transaction limit while sending money home. I guess work hard pays off later or sooner but someday for sure.

By what age did you achieve this? And how did you manage to do it? Did life change for you post that?

started 2014 : business development executive Salary : 7500

Grapeviners, can you, with all honesty convince a non-believer like me into getting married and having children. If you do, my parents will send a million blessings your way. About me: - Female, 28 - mostly introverted, very selectively extroverted - single and normally attractive - Jinxed when it comes to relationships - Financially independent, Net worth: 1 cr - not bragging, but I'm decently intellectual and I can have smart conversations My reason to resist marriage is: I'm scared it won't work out and will cause bigger problems than being single. Have seen too many unhappy marriages in family and friends. Dating scenes in recent times have only made things even more unimpressive.

sooner than expected, considering I started my career with 7LPA

I want to understand if you are also satisfied with your compensation?