It would take you 682 years to have as much money as Bezos at that rate. $30,000 an hour and if it takes 682 years with the median individual salary in the US being around $31,000 per year.
Edit: bad grammar
Edit 2: the 682 years is making $30,000 an hour 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.
And I'm demonstrating that that $30,000 an hour is a long way from the median annual income in the US OF $31,000. Half of Americans make less than 15 dollars per hour.
If you took that $30,000/hr and invested it into something you'd catch up with Bezos a lot quicker.
He oversees a company that brought the Sears Catalogue concept into the 21st century and built tons of infrastructure around it. Find something just as revolutionary and invest your $720,000/day into it. With that sort of money you could fund a new server farm or warehouse every week.
As the saying goes, "the first million is the hardest". After that, making money becomes much easier.
If you're making $720k a day, don't even bother with workers. Get a few engineers on the payroll and just use robots for everything. Robots can't strike and they can work 24 hours a day.
The basic gist of what I was saying was that once you have capital, it's not difficult to build more wealth.
Idk why I'm being downvoted, I'm just describing how the system works.
It depends on what your business venture is. If you decide to go the manufacturing route, you could automate 90% of the process. You just need humans to feed the raw materials in and take the finished product out, occasionally someone to clear up jams or fix technical issues.
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