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What Does It Really Take To Be A Trillionaire?

by Ankur Warikoo · Jul 4, 2026 · watch on YouTube ↗

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@xdominatorislive2205 · ▲ 0 · Jul 5, 2026
there's just one thing i want to add which may in some case all every case contradict the sentence you said like - " if a billionaire want to sell his all shares lets say his net worth is 100 b usd , due to supply and demand thing they may never get that 100 b in their account as liquid money but there are few scenarios where people ( even some billionaires ) have sold their whole companies to another billionaire or billion dollar companies and they got to keep lumpsum amount in some case even at slightly higher value or less value " real life examples - elon sold paypal , private equity companies , vc companies , elon bought twitter etc .
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@saumyaranjansahu9207 · ▲ 0 · Jul 4, 2026
I have three questions for your risk- reward argument.

1. Would you support giving the winner of a particular year olympic 100m sprint winner a 50m head start in the next olympic's same event? If no, then how would you support the same thing in wealth building?
2. Is everyone equally posed to have circumstances for risk taking ? Then some people are at an undue advantage to be able to take that risk, which follows from my first point.
3. Why such a large volume of corporate debt write off then? And not to mention the undue favors granted because of chrony capitalism. Where is the risk remaining then? Failure is distributed, but profit is privatized !

Waiting for your response, Thanks.
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