Title: Spiritual Entrepreneur

Gender: Male

Age: 22

Sun Sign: Libra

Chinese Sign: Fire Rabbit

Location: Santa Clarita, CA

Motivated- If you've met me, if you know me, if you're introduced to me; I hope that is a leading descriptor of my personality. My goal is to succeed in my business endeavors to such a high degree that I can spend a majority of my life with wealth as lubrication for the betterment of every endeavor I take up.

I provide my business services to the best degree I can, and use that example throughout my life to better myself wholly.

Once my business practices are refined to a point where I, and those closest, are completely secure I plan on devoting a larger portion of my time to the other spheres of my life, such as the spiritual, the intellectual, the physical, and the social.

Some might say that you don't have to “wait till you're rich” to live life. I agree, and don't hold myself back with my business. My goal in financial security is to have complete Independence from the fear of “failure.” Failure, by my definition, would be best described by an example:
Say I have a B.A. in Psychology, and I'm just beginning my Masters program.. I plan on becoming a Psychological therapist. My goal is to help people, and be able to support myself as well. One of my first courses is a more advanced overview of currently used mental illness terminology. The teacher is an older professor who clings to old methods of teaching to get his point across: for example, full text study materials. In my heart, I know that these methods waste the precious life I have to live, considering that multi-sensual education is way beyond simply visual education. My mind, though, tells me to simply take the class, because my future profession relies on it. So, I am required to do something that is a complete waste of time in order to continue my codependence that will, hopefully, lead to independence.
If, in reality, I was put in this situation after gaining financial independence, I would walk out of the classroom as quickly as I came in, because there is no greater “sin” to me than wasting valuable time on endeavors that help no one.

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