The end of all ends, success checklist.

                                    Firstly, I've been able to deduce everything, reduce or conclude, to 34 things.

Firstly the Estate. An "Estate" is money or property. Money is a type of property. So 1) House, 2) Car, and lastly, 3) Money.  You need a House, have to secure that. Moving all of the time puts you in harm's way, in my belief. Why's that? A home is a freedom from debt. Additionally, cars are a need. You need to be able to buy a new car when you need it. Lastly, money provides liberty from all of the other needs. If you have a need, the chances are money can supply it.

I've pondered this one a lot. It is important, but it may not be a possibility. "Accreditation." Accreditation are things like an education or a work history. Your reputation needs to be good at specific venues as well. Like how you need a tenant to give you a good word on your maintenance of the property. An education would be good for appearances and micromanaging. The way I appear to others would be that I did school a bit. The reason why I wanted to school was so that I could micromanage things. When I have my riches, there'll be things I invest in or donate to that would like my professional opinion. Just kind of the way things work. You donate a lot of money, and then they ask you what they should do with it. Probably to keep you donating. Well, an education would make it constructive to contribute. As for reputation, it gets insanely difficult. Everything is political, for example. Regardless of which side you take, about half the nation disagrees with your opinion. As for work history, have I ever worked a job before? Do I have any insight into the matter? It is essential to work for a while if you're average America. If you're born into money, you have to find a better job. It isn't right to work a poor job if you don't need the money. Americans often live off of twenty thousand a year. Twenty thousand to a millionaire is almost nothing.

My Ministry is where life is at. I'm writing books right now for evangelism, outreach, and profit. I'm counting on the books to make me some money, or they may not even be fully published. The books are a quintessential factor to my Ministry. All in all, you have 1) Books, 2) Lifestyle, and 3) Money. My lifestyle is about being self-sufficient and independent. Also professional and responsible. I don't intend to live lavishly, so I'll clean my own home. I'll cook my own food. I'll repair my own house. I'll have enough money, and I'll be clean, moral, and ethical. Additionally, I'll fulfill all of my duties for being a responsible adult. I haven't completed that yet. Lifestyle will give me the ability to sit down in my house and execute some stock transactions. Things are too hectic as of yet. Lastly, the money. The money is the mission. I want to get things rolling and become the richest man ever alive. Money is how I define my Ministry. It's going to give me the power to change the World.

Investing is capital (aka money. I say capital because I'll need to eliminate the risks of irresponsibility), Options, dividends, and budgeting. Budgeting and capital go hand in hand. I don't have the greatest spending power for a long time. What investing is all about is taking some 50 trillion and doubling it every month. That's trading, another factor of investing. But, of course, that goal is hard as hell to reach. So my money needs to be cheaply budgeted. That and I'll need the environment. It may take me decades to get into the trillions. I need to survive, I need to be secure, and I need for my living to make me happy and productive.

Money has been being discussed. Money is isolated in this paragraph unless obviously supported otherwise. My books have become about money. I need money badly. I kill two birds with one stone by writing books. I have very advanced insight into the citizen-king I make myself. My books will minister well. The act of spreading the Gospel, aka Evangelism, and also commenting on matters of self-education and general enlightenment. Besides that, there's my career. My career is still purely in the works. I haven't made much money from it. Otherwise, stock-options are going to be my salvation when the books fall through, or even if they succeed. Options are lucrative as can be. In a month, I can make about 5x what I invested. Start with 10 thousand and make fifty thousand. Do that for a couple of years and put myself on the map. Do that at last and become rich. Set the stage of I.W.M. I've been unable to do so yet for a lot of reasons. One example is that I was going to do it without stock-options. That's a gigantic waste of time. 

Then there's life again. My lifestyle is a very broad topic. One example is that I've been able to conclude that my Dad isn't going anywhere yet, so I can focus on the big bucks that's my ministry. The books are inevitable, responsibilities are getting easier, I have energy and no depression, I live a life by a routine and the day quickly passes. That and quantifying investing is almost completed.