>>213945619 (OP)
if you make money from working for a wage, you'll never be rich. it will only add, but never multiply.
you have to make money by investing it well. then it multiplies.
when you multiply money, you should start measuring it logarithmically.
then the amount becomes less impressive.
$110M is 80 dB$
(not 160, learn the diff between voltage and power, money is power)
if you have $1M, then that is 60 dB$ and getting to $100M (80 dB$) is a difference of 20 (factor of 100).
to get a factor of 100, you need to *10 twice (twice 10 dB), or *3 four times (four times 5 dB).
that's that is two very good investments or four well achievable ones.
same thing with going from $10k to $1M.
so, if you have the skills and the means to invest, you can make a lot of money.
it takes practice, yes, and low time preference (much patience). and keeping tabs on the economy throughout all of that.