Path to Becoming Billionaire

You can have your children spend time with Billionaires. 1. Open a credit union account - checking and savings at age 5 or younger. Have him manage those accounts, pay bills, sell drinks, cards, other items; door to door. Buy him 1 share of stock in McDonald s,Walmart, lowes,home depot, or some place you shop most. Teach him compounding interest,proverbs, and giving away at least 10% of profits earned from their solutions. Protect his brain with only natural food. Do these practices  and he or she will have a great start towards the practices of becoming a Billionaire. 

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