We can’t all be Tyson Fury or Beckham – but you can make millions with 3-step method, says UK’s richest Gypsy Alfie Best
A GYPSY who built his empire from the ground up has revealed a three-step method anyone can use to make millions.
Billionaire Alfie Best, 53, has spent decades working his way to wealth, and has had plenty of bumps along the way.
But Alfie’s journey to become known as UK’s richest Gypsy has pushed him to want to inspire others.
And now he’s offering a helping hand to Brits – giving advice on how to make their way to the top financially.
Alfie told The Sun: “Don’t get me wrong success comes and goes – it can be with us today, it can leave us tomorrow and I’m very, very conscious of that.
“We always have to keep working at it, but if we want it bad enough we will be there to make it happen with them.”
He added that he believes people do already need to have the right “mentality”.
The 53-year-old continued: “We don’t all have to be David Beckham, Tyson Fury, Ronaldo – we don’t all have to be because we’re not built as sportsmen.
“We’re all built in different ways. You know that we must do what we love because you’ll never work another day. It’s so true if you don’t love it, don’t do it.”
Alfie says there’s three key steps people can make to becoming a millionaire – and he knows it works.
The dad explained people need to “take a step back, not forward” – analyze where you are with a simple cash flow; look where the losses are that going out and at where the income streams are coming in.
He said: “Because what happens in today’s society companies are all trying to get us on the merry-go-round to pay monthly from our funds, to our insurance, to our mortgages, to our rent.
“It’s about conditioning yourself and once you’ve done that it’s then looking where the income streams and where you can massage those to increase them and do that business for your customers.”
Alfie explained he’s given that advice in speeches for years – and one man recently revealed he’d taken it, and it paid off.
The billionaire explained that he was giving a speech in Dubai last year and there was a Q&A session at the end – which is when a man from London stood up.
Alfie continued: “He’d come there to invest in property in Dubai.
“He said ‘you may not remember me, but you gave a speech two years ago in Birmingham I was in an extremely difficult position and my business was close to failing. You didn’t know that at the time but I asked you what you would do if there was a particular time of hardship’.
Three-step method to millions
- Analyze where you are with a simple cash flow
- Look where the losses are that going out
- Look at where the income streams are coming in
“And I remember that was the advice that I gave him.”
The billionaire explained that the man then thanked him and said his “business is now thriving, not just barely surviving”.
Alfie says it was at that moment that he decided he wanted to make a difference in people – which is why he’s now launching Best Wealth Network.
He explained it’s an initiative for people who want to know how to generate a better income, adding: “I’m going to take it on myself to try my hardest to push everybody to create a better life for themselves and the people around them.”
When he was asked if he thought money and success could lead to happiness, the dad said yes.
“When you become successful it makes you feel proud when you feel so, and when you get success – you then think that you have a purpose.
“On top of that, most importantly, happiness cannot be born – neither can fulfillment.
“But I’d rather be crying in a Rolls Royce than on a bike.”
Inside Alfie's lavish £100k superyacht holiday
BY JEMMA CARR
BRITAIN’S richest Gypsy doesn’t shy away from splashing his millions – and his latest lavish holiday was no exception.
Alfie Best – whose net worth hit a whopping £745million this year – spent a glamorous week on his £9million superyacht, sailing around Cannes and brushing shoulders with celebs.
The property mogul lapped up the luxury lifestyle, enjoying meals cooked by his private chef and taking jet boot lessons from a private tutor he had on board.
But his holiday didn’t see him switch off from work completely, with the grafter regularly nipping away to take Zoom calls to back home.
Alfie’s jaw-dropping wealth comes from his residential park homes empire Wyldecrest Parks, which made £32million last year alone.
As a well-earned break, he whisked daughter Elizabeth and son Alfie Jr away to Cannes, where his yacht – named Wyldecrest after the firm that made him his fortune – is docked.
Alfie told The Sun: “We chartered the yacht around Monaco, Cannes and St Tropez.
“I won’t lie to you, I was working in the afternoon on Zoom. I really enjoyed sitting down for a really good lunch and dinner.
“There’s a chef onboard.”
Not content with staying afloat on the water – Alfie arranged for a private tutor to teach him how to hover in the air on jet-powered boots.
His verdict? “Honestly, terrifying,” Alfie said.
“I’m a bit of a thrill seeker – I can’t say I’m a roller coaster person.”
Alfie spent days touring around the picturesque Bay of Cannes.
He added: “We went to Cannes Island – there’s a restaurant there that you can only go to if you have a yacht
“I’ve been there in the past and Elton John was there jamming out. It’s very surreal.
“I’ve got two Sea-Doo on the yacht – they’re like jet propelled boards that take you underwater and around.
“Dolphins were swimming alongside us.
Alfie shared a typical day spent on his holiday.
“I’d get up around 9am. I then have breakfast upstairs roundabout 9.30am,” he said.
“Waking up at 9am is quite lazy for me.
“Then I check my emails to see if any calls need to be done.
“Then the boat would take us to shore and we’d explore town for two hours.
“Come back go out on Sea-Doos, or take the paddle board.”
“Sometimes we’d take a donut out and have it pulled by the speedboat we’ve got with us.
“Then at 4pm I do two hours worth of mentoring with other businesses.
“I’d spend the afternoon sunbathing, before a 7pm dinner on the yacht upstairs.”
And Alfie’s luxury trip did not come cheap.
He added: “To take the yacht out for a week it’s around £85,000 – plus fuel and docking it comes to about £100,000.”
Alfie’s yacht is an exclusive Sunseeker 90 Ocean and boasts a watersports speedboat tender and a jetski – both accommodated in the yacht’s own submersible dock.
On board there is luxury accommodation for eight guests, plus a lounge and swim platform at water level.
Photos show a gorgeous dining area suitable for eight people.
Glamourous sleeping quarters make for a good night’s rest on board with beautiful artwork hanging over the bed.
The bathroom is fully kitted out with a window that looks out to sea from the shower.
An outdoor seating area gives guests an option to dine to the sound of waves amid the sea air.