Y Combinator cofounder Paul Graham said there are 2 things everyone needs to be wildly successful, and they're still spot-on 14 years later

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• Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham wrote an essay in 2004 on how to get rich.
• The advice is ultra-beneficial even for those who aren't interested in dabbling in the startup world.
• To become a rock star wherever you work, Graham wrote that you have to have measurement and leverage. 

 

A year before Paul Graham co-founded the esteemed startup accelerator and venture capital firm Y Combinator, he wrote about how to become wildly rich. 

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