10 Startups w/ Stock Grants That’ll Make You A Millionaire | Sara’s List 2024

All right. Today is everybody's favorite episode. It is the Sarah's List episode. So we're talking about ten companies that you can become wealthy with without having started it. or invested or joined early. I put my law in it like my day song on the road less travel never. Presentation for you if you're on audio. Get over to YouTube right now'cause I have slides that are

Gonna be fun. So Uh it's called Sarah's List. This is Sam's wife, Sarah. She is on hilarious. She's on the cover of My First Million. And the reason why is because she has an unlikely story, a story that I hadn't really heard. And when I heard it for the first time, it kinda shocked me, which is I think when I heard this, she was about thirty years old at the time. She was a self made millionaire. Uh but she didn't start a company.

She wasn't, you know, killing herself working a hundred hours a week like we were. She wasn't paying herself scraps. She was getting paid a nice salary with nice benefits. She worked at a great company that had good culture. She didn't have to make risky angel investments and get lucky. She was not a high profile exec that just got, you know, some huge pay package. And she wasn't lucky like the Facebook graffiti guy that just got a bunch of stock from from Facebook and you know made 70 million dollars. And so Херсторіво з амос. Incredibly boring. It was incredibly simple. And I just couldn't believe it. I was like, I'm trying so hard to make make a million bucks here. That was such a better path. And so just to recap, she knows self made millionaire, didn't start didn't have to start the business, didn't have to risk angel investing, didn't wasn't a high profile exec, wasn't the graffiti guy.

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