AN ENTREPRENEUR has revealed how she quit her coffee shop job and became a self-made millionaire after barely lifting a finger.
The former barista took to TikTok to let her fans know the steps to becoming a savvy businesswoman through drop shipping.
Margarita Schneider, 25, known by her followers as @missmargariita1, posted the clip with the caption: "How I became a millionaire in my 20s."
She begins the video with a clip of herself in a Dubai desert, followed by her story: "Instead of buying luxuries, I skipped that and started an online store.
"But instead of buying inventory, I did the drop shipping route, which means a customer buys a product from my store first, and then I purchased the product from a supplier.
"I got myself a computer, built my online store, found a winning product, [and] in no time 6 figure months turned into 7 figure months."
She started her business in 2018, during her last semester studying marketing at university in the United States.
After four years of balancing her e-commerce business and barista jobs, she now enjoys big cash.
Margarita splits her life between Tampa, Florida, and Dubai.
She revealed she used social media to help her find a trending product and added it to her Shopify store.
To increase sales, the entrepreneur would post create TikTok content regularly to make her business go viral.
As a result, she was able to buy her dream Mercedes, retire her parents, and go on her first holiday in Dubai.
As well as investing in her business, the young millionaire shares her expertise to her 296,000 followers across her TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts.
Margarita also shows off her lavish lifestyle as she enjoys her millions with trips to the UAE, fast cars and giant yachts, Pilates, and personal training.
The Latina is one of many young entrepreneurs to get the big bucks without barely lifting a finger.
US man Tan Choudhury dropped out of school and revealed how he also became a self-made millionaire at just 23 years old.
In a video, Tan exposed the many hardships he faced as he tried to climb to the top of the business world.
He said: "I was a high school dropout working three jobs when I found my way out.
"Nobody believed in me, not my parents, not my friends.
"I worked my a** off each and every day – studying and implementing."
Luke Cam Moar, 22, also enjoys the high-life after he ditched his day job to create an e-commerce business, which has since taken off.
The South Australian man has since traded building sites for glamorous holidays, which he said anyone could achieve.
He originally started a carpentry apprenticeship but quit six months before he was due to finish.
Cam said he was sick of working "backbreaking" 12-hour shifts, five days a week for very little money.
Despite his parents' reservations, he abandoned his reliable career in 2020 and dreamt big in the e-commerce industry.
But the risk paid off in spades as he now earns up to $250,000 (£130,717) per month and is worth $1million (£522,870).
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