Market only for Tech business?

[CreativeTwo]

I have read the profile of all the Young millionaires from the last years….and they all do things related to Tech….high tech devices, bloggers, social community….I’m wondering now if I won’t ever be succeed, cause I am not a programmer, I don’t understand PHP, .NET, Java or Oracle…..

Looks like if you are not a programmer, you won’t reach success early! cause you will have to graduate expensive schools, maybe 10 years of banking or 15 years of retail …. Then you will have some money

I’m not saying I didn’t study, I don’t read books and I don’t understand a thing about Tech……but looks like if you are not a programmer or a super high tech compulsive fan you will never reach success…

Please comment! And tell me someone who succeed early not in the Tech field.

[KyleXY]

I'm not going to write a huge post on here about specifics on previous businesses I've had but I've had successes in several areas prior to actually becoming a programmer myself. I was always the technical type but it wasn't until recent years that I could call myself a real developer. However I've been able to build early successes without having my programming background and know many others who have been able to achieve the same results. Programming is not a requirement for success. If you think this way, you're limited base on your own barriers you've set up for yourself. For the record, the businesses I've had that I was successful in, were not always tech related.

[Parvaze]

Hate to burst your bubble but I'm neither a technical person nor have any formal education to speak of yet started and built multi-million dollar companies in the medical field. Even today I have no programming skills (I still need to have someone make the smallest changes to websites :-)).

KyleXY is correct, you are limiting yourself you thought process.

[ACMAir]

You can be rich in any field, as long as you are the best in it. Plus, what makes money today, tech, might not be the money maker in the future. You have to find that next big thing, and capitalize on it.