How hard do you have to work to become a billionaire?

And I'm not talking about an inheritance situation.

I'm talking about a self-made billionaire.

You've got to grind.

You've got to grind yourself to the bone.

That's the only way, right?

At least that is what we are told.

But at least one mega-abillionaire would disagree.

Andrew Carnegie founded one of the great corporations of all time, Carnegie Steel, which would

go on to become U.S. Steel, and he was, for a time, the richest man on the planet.

He was so wealthy that he spent the last 20 years of his life trying his hardest to give away

his fortune.

He established a brand new elite university, Carnegie Mellon.

He built more than 2,500 libraries and basically built the American public library system

from scratch.

He built Carnegie Music Hall.

He revolutionized education.

And yet for all of this, not only did he not manage to give away all of his money, he didn't even manage to lower his net worth.

His companies simply made money faster than he could give it away.

So that is the type of billionaire we are talking about.

So how hard do you have to work to become that?

The answer is, not hard at all.

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