Today I woke up with a dream that could change the way I think about money. I experienced as if I was managing a big corporate office and signing several bank documents finalizing a real estate deal. I always have an interest in being rich and wanted to know what millionaires do to grow their business. During the day, I started visiting and studying the business profile of several business magnets such as Grant Cardone, Robert Herjavec and Daymond John. There was one common message these people were insisting upon, they said the money you invest in business deals are not yours, it is others peoples’ money you acquire by selling products and debt from banks. In addition, they said that teenagers often have ambitious goals of being rich and prosperous soon in life, but it is often not being a reality. The main reason for this is its tough to store money earned and its very easy to spend as they get in large amounts. This advice I got from these people made me realize that today millennials including me is being more materialistic at an early age. Thus, it is often difficult to create value (money), so it vanishes in no time. Recently, I was telling my dad that I will buy a Ford Mustang GT on loan with my salary after graduation. But now I understood that that mentality will not help me to be financially stable and will destroy my goal to be a millionaire by the age of 30.