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How to become a billionaire a step by step guide to make you feel like you're the next Part- 3 "opportunities"

HOW TO BECAME BILLIONAIRE PART 3 OPPORTUNITIES
In our first two steps we have discussed about
Part 1 - Education 
Part 2 - Approach



The word opportunities is a noun
We can understand this as a term for brief information on this formation of subject.


1. universal meaning - circumstances that makes things possible to do something for some kind of subject.
2. Meaning in our chapter - a chance for employment
Let's discuss it in brief
As an opportunity builder we see many ideas out there is waiting for us like a business model that earns millions of dollars or any other currencies in constant manner.
How does it work for us to have a constant chain of that process, 

With this term we comes to a very obvious question, like what if there's no opportunities for our terms,

And the answer is like we as a opportunities builder can take 
Example of some of great business
Just by looking deep in their strategies
We can opt for one of India's best performing company "Tata "
Tata Is a company made it's own opportunities to constant products by making their roots to each boot available out there like if they are making a transport industries group ' they are making for all the countries in the world which allows to business in their region, 
But what if they see a short supply of any items they are making out , will they shut it down or what would be their next options.
Tata at it's industries never take a chance of short supply so they put their profits to new approaches like if they are in need of raw materials whom they'll contact- it must be tricky but we can go for an easy solution they'll contact the best one available out there or continues the production, 
In this situation
We can assume that some of available supplies can make it constant

Or if we look deep for future purpose
Tata will make it's own units for raw materials and will make it on a larger level to fullfill the demand of whole market including their own transport or any other industries.

For more on this we need to look more promising to our self by looking at new approaches to build a opportunity

Look for blank spot - some of countries is seeking for Power opportunities , deal it to your area .

Look for infra - we can move to possible areas which is in form of opportunities neglected by other by making more approaching concepts

We can give work to those who'll live there and taking EMI for their infra needs , 

We need to look for a set of opportunities to build a base for our constant chain.

A billionaire must overcome from different difficulties. Things can go better when it's an opportunity.

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  1. Surendra vyasAugust 23, 2022 at 1:28 AM

    You have given a brief information how an opportunity can make our way to success, thanks for this

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