My advice: forget the deadline. Imposing a deadline on a result that is largely beyond your control will serve no constructive purpose. You should only set deadlines on things that are within your power to control, e.g. I will finish X by time Y. But putting a deadline on the market to respond is just silly.

If you want to be a millionaire, here's the procedure:

1. Pick an activity that you think will make you a millionaire within a reasonable time frame.

2. Engage in that activity for that time frame.

3. Are you a millionaire? If so, you're done. If not, figure out what you did wrong in step 1 based on the information you acquired while engaged in that activity. (Often this turns out to be some kind of mistaken assumption about market dynamics, sometimes about your abilities.)

4. Iterate.

This procedure is not guaranteed to terminate. But it does tend to converge.