Millionaires aren't just celebrities that have fancy cars.
People with millions of dollars have shopped among you at the grocery store wearing clothes like you, with thoughts and contemplations like you.
The point is, if you've sought out this article, there's probably not that much separating you from being a millionaire.
Many people subconsciously or consciously believe the rich have money just because.
Either they got lucky, inherited it, or fell into superstardom.
While it's true that sometimes luck or inheritance is involved, the idea of someone other than a lottery ticket winner lucking their way into a million dollars is laughable.
It's the principals and belief systems that cause people to accumulate wealth.
For example, the rich are committed to making a lot of money whereas the poor and middle class are content with a lower standard.
Also, millionaires are willing to do whatever it takes to make their ideas successful, while poor or average income earners waffle when it comes to becoming successful.
They'll give it "their best shot" or "try their hardest" when this mentality leaves open the possibility of failure.
Millionaires became successful because they see success as inevitable and are willing to take risks that others aren't to get piles of money.
Think about it, you aren't going to go far unless you're willing to go out on a limb.
Before you snowball into wealth, you need to start with resources to invest.
This includes time and/or money.
If you're short on time, find ways to shave less important tasks off your schedule.
If you have little money, then start by saving 10% of all income you receive.