Gina Vega B. Sc, MBA on LinkedIn: What is the IQ of a billionaire? The average IQ of self-made… (2024)

The price of becoming a billionaire is the simplest price anyone can pay But the reason why 90% of the world are not billionaires is wrapped in these two 1. The simplicity of the price - human beings naturally appreciate when things are complex, they always look out to the new happening big things without implementing the simple steps before them 2. Fear - The fear of the unknown has kept billions of people poor, broke, and irrelevant to themselves and the nation at large So today, I decided to share with you some practical actions my billionaire coach taught me 👉 Billionaires are Visionary people and they only associate, relate, and interact with people that have a vision.👉 They practice Only Quality People - competence and excellence👉 They only look out for the future benefits of opportunity, be it investment, business, or relationship👉 Billionaires are very liberal people and very prudent in spending👉 Billionaires express positive energies only You can see that becoming a billionaire is a simple and daily application of these simple activities and before long you will begin to live the life of your dreams Get more insight when you connect with me via on comment session #verankom #thewealthmaker #realestate #landbanking PS: Billionaires take up Real Estate Investment from any level they are financially

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Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

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Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.

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Most of the wealth accumulated by new billionaires in 2023 came from inheritance, overtaking self-made wealth for the first time in the nine editions of a study by UBS. The report estimates that more than 1,000 billionaires are expected to pass on $5.2 trillion in wealth to heirs over the next 20 to 30 years.