Loving life and an education

                             Another day of life. "Loving life" is something I've been learning from others. Life was too hard for me to start. I know a lot of people excel in life because they love it so much. Well, being a teenager is about working 12 hours of the day. I think our schooling system is efficient though. Make it really hard and if you can do well then you can be trusted with better things. An education can be tedious, though. They're meriting professional pay on the basis of education. You don't really learn anything about work at school. But nonetheless, it's what dictates our pay, so for all the money, it's worth it. Granted I was talking more on the lines of who controls the nation. CEOs are all "Alumni," (not alumnati necessarily), and that means they were the highest achievers in academics. It seems to be the only way to decide who's going to lead the nation. 

                              Anyway, high school is 12 hours a day. You school for 8 hours, you cook and clean for 2 hours, and then your homework takes about 2 hours. That leaves 2-4 hours for yourself. Although the chances are you're going to need it to do more homework or other chores. I couldn't handle that. I'm thinking about my pledge and oath to fulfill 'Infinite Wealth Ministries' and it seems like a bad idea to do that. I am not capable of that type of quality in a product as of so far. I say "quality of a product" because I am producing a merchandise. My merchandise is stocks.

                               Then you also get to college. May as well mention life after college. Our high achievers usually go and go and go. They're amazing people. I wouldn't say they live right in the eyes of God, but they are amazing. Always working, making billions of dollars. Our high achievers do it frequently. I don't believe it to be a genetic factor. It isn't considered one by them (honestly) because to reach that type of success takes something very special. I've thought about having kids. One of them might catch on, but success isn't genetic. We're all anomalies in the human race. You can't expect your kids to be as great as you are. Chances are they aren't capable of it. Although yes, some families, like the Bush's, our former presidents, are all in on the game. Almost the entire Bush family is in politics somewhere around the Country. That I believe to be a phenomenon. For another example, the Monarchs had a lot of lame ducks. We ruled out having a Monarchy due to the fact that it's often incompetent, even though there was such a great lineage. 

              My point? Loving life is the first step to achieving success. You can achieve all sorts of things before them, but to perform your abilities you need to be enthralled by them. A lot of TV stars, politicians, and almost all of our CEOs have an extensive education. School is wickedly hard. You have to really hone in on things in order to do what school requires. One of those things you need to hone in on is loving life. You have a 12 hour day 5 days a week, not many children and teenagers can handle that.