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Recently thought about how much the richest person in the world earns in one minute. The numbers are just crazy when you start breaking them down.
Here’s Elon Musk earning about $21,450 in 60 seconds. Can you imagine? While you’re drinking coffee, the guy’s wealth increases by a whole fortune. Bernard Arnault from LVMH isn’t falling behind — $18,000 per minute. Jeff Bezos, despite all the challenges with Amazon, still earns $14,000.
Next is Bill Gates with $10,000 per minute, Larry Ellison with $9,000, Larry Page with $8,400, and Warren Buffett with $7,150. Each of them will earn more in an hour than the average person does in several years.
And the average American? About $0.51 per minute. The contrast is simply striking when you compare these figures side by side. It’s not just a difference in money — it’s a difference in scale of thinking and opportunities.
It puts our entire perspective on finance and investing into context. No wonder people are looking for ways to accelerate their capital growth through various assets and markets.