Biography & Early Wealth Journey

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While we're on the subject of that Facebook stock, the $1.2 billion Zuckerberg made on the first day of being a 31-year-old came from his total of 426.3 million shares of Facebook stock. And don't forget Zuck's relatively meager salary, either, of $610,455 – clearly, this guy is ready for retirement, especially since he isn't exactly a big spender even though he could afford to be. He's famous for wearing the same t-shirt and hoodie ensemble everywhere, so he doesn't have to waste valuable brainpower on deciding what to wear (a tactic that he shares with the late Albert Einstein and Steve Jobs), which saves money as well as mental energy. At the same town hall event that he discussed his birthday proclivities, he showed no signs of giving up his Spartan approach to fashion, telling guests to the event that even though he'll probably switch it up to something more dignified when he gets too old for t-shirts, it will still be a simple, anti-fashionable outfit incorporating something like a "unitard" or "onesie." I guess when you're worth over $30 billion, you can afford to dress like you're broke.