Well, there are 56 million people worldwide whose assets exceeded one million dollar.
Source:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_number_of_millionaires

As there are only 21 million bitcoins, there are 0.375 btc for each millionaire.

I already have mine  

People get way too obsessed with owning whole amounts. I'd just say if you truly believe in Bitcoin, and you think it might be a good investment regardless of whether you'll use it to just take money out later, invest whatever you can afford, without putting yourself in a position where if it fails, you'll be stuck.

Far too many people are going either all out, and investing every little bit they have or the opposite collecting dust for years, and hoping they'll somehow become a millionaire. Hey, maybe in another ten years I'll be eating my words for that last sentence, but I'd say you should be investing at least enough that the medium term would benefit you.

I agree, it's like they created this idea that you need to be a member of 1 BTC club. So regardless if you can get to it or not, just take advantage of it just like money because it is money after all.

I was also obsessed with the idea before, to be honest was able to save 1 BTC. But then again, I sold some and used it the way I wanted it to be and then just continue to reinvest in bear market. At least there is no pressure to save and then what?

Even when Bitcoin was almost worthless the main aim of investors back then was to accumulate as much as they could afford to risk. In this present day when Bitcoin price is beyond the reach of the average man, accumulation of Bitcoin is still the idea.

Price is not the concern when dealing with assets that can be broken into smaller bits. The more the accumulation the closer it gets to 1BTC. Some times all it requires to own a single BTC no matter the price is patience, taking advantage of opportunities especially during the bear and discipline to buy the dip

Obviously, the more the better. I just know a lot of people personally won't get into Bitcoin now, because they feel out priced, simply because they can't justify or afford to buy one Bitcoin. Even though I've explained it a million times, and torn my hair out in the process, they just can't seem to get over that mental block.

Yeah, despite Bitcoin being complex, I think stocks are even harder to understand, and I can see the appeal that Bitcoin has from that perspective as well as the core principles of Bitcoin. Bitcoin's almost like a catch them all.

Personally, I'm not as comfortable investing in stocks than I'm with Bitcoin. Stocks are highly dependant on how the company performs usually, whereas there's a lot of factors in that, which are wildly unpredictable, especially when it comes to the reputation of the company, and the people running it. Although, I guess to a certain degree the same could be argued for Bitcoin, though Bitcoin being decentralised there's at least a bit of mitigation to prevent that.

Anyway, by all means make one whole Bitcoin your target, but don't make it prevent you from getting into Bitcoin if you can't afford it. Most people can't afford that amount for an investment, especially something you might not be completely sold with (that usually takes a year or two).

Not with that attitude. If a certain person really wants that magical BTC1, he/she's going to work hard for it. Sure, it will be far harder for some people(if you have a shitty job and you have 3 children, etc), but it's still not impossible. Totally up to the person how he/she's going to achieve it.

for how many thread created in which a person wanted or longing to have a 1 bitcoin but most of them only got frustrated as the price keeps on growing year after year. so maybe the best target here is to Just buy whenever you have funds? accumulate every piece that may come your way? but never turn your funds into pure crypto because remember that volatility will keep breaking our beliefs , just buy your enough funds and let the rest do it for you specially the time.

Inasmuch as poverty will ever be in the world, then Bitcoin can't be for everybody whether you desire it or not. Although everybody has equal right on Bitcoin, all they need is to find a means to own it.

It might take some people several months of work, savings and others to own it, while it might take others several years, it does not matter. What really matter is that Bitcoin is a good investment like performing stocks, it will be good for everyone to have at least one in their wallet. And if such person could be a good speculator of when it will rise and fall, then more fortunes could ever be made by him or her.

But it could be very hard, not just in terms of money that you have to accrued to make that 1 bitcoin, but the time and the mentality as well. 10-15 years, might take too long for the majority of us. Or maybe some of us can't afford that time because we started late in our bitcoin accumulation. So personally, I would not just push myself into it, of course I will save what I can only afford and dream that someday I will be a member of that prestigious group. But don't put too much demand on yourself. Pushing yourself might end up bad for some of us.

For many people, no it is not, the price is very high for the average people to be able to afford 1 btc. No doubt everyone desire to own 1 btc but the financial situation has made it impossible for some people to achieve this.
My goal is to own a good amount of btc, 1BTC should not be the limit.