I’m a self-made millionaire at 27 after everyone thought my business idea was stupid – the joke’s on them

A SELF-MADE millionaire has hit out at the haters who thought her business idea was "stupid".

Amy claims she became a millionaire at the age of 27 - and now she shares tips and tricks on TikTok for those who want to follow in her footsteps.

The business coach, from Belgium, told her followers how she spent years struggling to make ends meet - and often didn't know how she would pay rent.

Now age 30, Amy says she runs two successful companies, hosts an award-winning podcast, and has millions in assets.

"Anything is possible if you believe it is," she tells her followers in one video.

Amy explained how many thought her decision to launch a podcast was a "stupid idea".

But she proved the naysayers wrong - now owning a million-dollar mansion with a plush indoor pool.

"One minute you're recording your podcast - which everyone thinks is a stupid idea," she explained in the TikTok video.

"The next you're walking into your indoor pool of the million dollar mansion you bought all by yourself."

The clip shows her sitting down to record the podcast before cutting to her walking into the indoor pool room with grand floor to ceiling windows overlooking a manicured garden.

Dubbing herself the "honest millionaire" online, Amy says her goal is to now teach others how to follow the same path.

In one video, she claims "perfection is the enemy of progress".

And she tells her clients there is never a perfect time to start working on their big business ideas.

In another, she told people to stop taking "sh***y advice".

"Self-made millionaires often possess a combination of various character traits," she said.

These include discipline, focus and continuous learning, Amy claims.

It comes after another self-made millionaire, who makes £156,000 a month, revealed his secret.

Mortgage broker Jason Anbara posted a series of videos explaining how he made his fortune by the time he was 30.

Another self-made millionaire, who is just 25 years old, explained how she makes more in a month than those who troll her do in a year.

Meanwhile, a 22-year-old who dropped out of his apprenticeship claims people working a nine-to-five are wasting their lives after he started his own e-commerce business.