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You cannot. Not because you don't have money, but because you're asking this Q. I have a similar problem with my brother, we'd often discuss this or that idea he'd often kill the convo with "they have money/their dad's money, we don't". There is probably a DNA explanation for this, even though my extended family turned out to be quite entrepreneurial, I'd say half of them were at least for decades if not all their lives in corner shops, restaurants, car dealerships. And yeah, we were people "without any money". Maybe the car dealership was based on capital earned on the food side, but otherwise at no point did anyone in my extended family have "any money".
So, on the face of it, my brother could not find some inspiration or contradiction amongst a dozen or two of uncles and cousins that became entrepreneurs "without any money". That's probably you too.