The Wealthy Way

Welcome to the Wealthy Way blog. You know, I was raised in secret by my grandfather, Howard R. Hughes Jr., during the 80s and 90s. He taught me everything there is to know about acquiring wealth in the world. I am here to pass on some of that insight to you, the reader.

You'll find information here that will help you better your life and the lives of those that you care about. I truly hope that you will be able to use the information here to get on the path to a better existence. I believe that all people can find success in their lives if they believe in themselves. Please consider joining my email list for periodic updates and information. The sign up form is on the right.

Howard Jr., my grampa, was truly capable of anything. He retired from public life in 1957 when he found out that he had contracted colon cancer on the set of a movie. That didn't stop Howard Jr., though. He did everything he could to beat it, and he never actually died in 1976. In fact, that wasn't even the first time when he allowed his "death" to become public knowledge. He devised a scheme where he would die on his own plane and be wheeled away underneath a sheet. It wasn't the end! That was simply his formal withdrawal from the aggravations of stardom and public life. His final project was my training. I was born in 1982, and Howard Hughes Jr. taught me everything that I know today.

I'm thankful that Howard Hughes Jr. passed on the wealth of his knowledge to one central man - myself - and I am equally grateful to give to you, the reader, some of this magnificent insight. No one that ever lived - not even his three direct children - know Howard Hughes Jr. the way that I do. Howard had all the time in the world to pass on his essence to me. Now, I am like the guardian of his teachings.

Howard Hughes Jr. is part of some of my oldest memories. I still can recall going to bed in the next room from him when I was barely old enough to walk, and how Howard brushed the tears away from my eyes when I was sad. He always seemed like a big kid, too. I remember how he began to introduce the stock market to me when I was only eight.

Hello, my name is Howard.

Howard R. Hughes III

Biological Grandson of Howard R. Hughes Jr.

Recent posts:

Should You Drop Out of College? Is College the Right Choice for You?

Posted on May 23, 2016 by Howard Hughes III - Secret Biological Grandson of a Billionaire

One thing I know a thing or two about is college. I hold advanced degrees in multiple subjects, and I can tell you a lot about universities. I can tell you a lot about what you ought to realistically expect from your education, too. My grandfather, Howard Hughes Jr., dropped out of college. He wanted me to go to college, and he made sure that I was on the path towards it. Even in his last dying moments, he assured … Continue reading →

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A Successful Frame of Mind: Recognizing and Eliminating Unhealthy Desires From Your Life

Posted on December 7, 2015 by Howard Hughes III - Secret Biological Grandson of a Billionaire

As part of my overall strategy for success, I try to keep in mind a number of different things. It is essential to quantify your success with real world possibilities. A filmmaker should want to produce his first 30 minute visual piece, and an artist should want to create a masterpiece. Those are fine pursuits that many people have, and they are reasonable. A painter should want to produce something beautiful, and professionals should have a goal in mind. My goal … Continue reading →

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French Revolution #5: Napoleon’s Great Loss in Russia

Posted on November 25, 2015 by Howard Hughes III - Secret Biological Grandson of a Billionaire

A lot of wars happened in 1812, but Napoleon waged one of his largest offensives during the latter half of the year. Starting in June, Napoleon mobilized the Grande Armée (three quarters of a million men) and marched towards Moscow. His official aim was simply to free Poland from Russian oppression, but he likely also had his sights on acquiring vast Russian territories. To summarize things a bit, Napoleon made a horrid choice. The Russian Campaign turned out to be a … Continue reading →