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Everybody dreams about:

Someday beeing a millionaire - and that´s just with as little effort as possible. But it´s not that simple.

Thomas C. Corley has analyzed over five years the behavior of the rich and summarized its findings in a study.

His central question: How to be a self-made millionaire? When searching for an answer, he noted that all those who have made it on their own, they are falling into one of these two categories:

They are almost fanatical scrimper!

Their sell something!

153 of 233 studied millionaires made a majority of their assets by selling things. These 153 had thereby an average net worth of 5.7 million dollars. For their wealth, 71 percent achieved it before their 56th birthday - on average it took less than 22 years.

The millionaires, belonged to the category 'fanatical scripmer', had an average net worth of "only "$ 3.2 million - which they have accumulated it, on average it took them about 36 years.

To make it clear once again: empires that relied on selling, had an average of $ 2.5 million higher capacity than the savers and it took them 14 years less. So it's only logical to say: If you want to get rich you have to sell something.

It does not matter which product you sell. This can be cars, electric appliances, burgers or donuts - but also services such as design, legal advice, financial planning, or simply a new way, how to do something.

Here are some famous people who have shown us how to:

Warren Buffet (85) sells his expertise in finance.

Elon Musk (45) sold to shoot into space with his company Tesla cars

and with SpaceX the use of missiles, for example, satellites.

Mark Zuckerberg (32) sold to Facebook advertising and marketing services.

LeBron James (31) sold its Performance as basketball.

Tony Robbins (56) sold as a coach his motivation and training seminars.

J. K. Rowling (51) sells her Harry Potter books.

Taylor Swift (26) - the youngest millionaire in this list - sold their love songs.

So as you can see: If you want to belong to the richest of the rich you have to sell something.