I truly aspire to be a Doctor one day, because my heart has always been in Medicine.

On the other hand, if you're talking about simply improving your position even further, I would consider the classics: food, water, medicine, gasoline, and ammo.

This is more of a cleaning list, but has a few items that may be helpful to think about:All: Clean window wells with bleachAll: Clean baseboards, window sills, and closet shelves with degreaserAll: Clean doors (inside and out, as needed) with degreaserDrains: snake out between tenantsBathroom: Clean bathtub/shower stall with bleach cleanerBathroom: Clean toilet (all surfaces) with bleachBathroom: Clean toilet bowl with AjaxLaundry/Bathroom/Kitchen: Clean baseboards and where floor meets wall with bleachLaundry/ Bathroom/Kitchen: Sweep floorLaundry/ Bathroom/Kitchen: Mop floorWater heater: check temperatureBathroom/Kitchen: Clean counters with bleach cleanerBathroom: Clean mirrors with WindexBathroom/Kitchen: wipe drawers and medicine cabinet shelves with bleachKitchen: Wash cabinet doors with degreaserAll: Wash walls as needed with bleach or degreaserKitchen: Wipe/scrub fridge inside and out with bleachKitchen: Wipe/scrub stove inside and out with bleachKitchen: If garbage disposal, add vegetable oil to keep it greasedKitchen: Wipe/scrub dishwasher inside and out with bleachLandry: Wash shelves with degreaser or bleachAll carpet: vacuumAll carpet: steam clean carpetOutside: Clean doors if neededOutside: Clean walls near entrance and steps, if neededOutside: Prune shrubsAll: clean all vents and cadet vents

Y'all I see nothing but opportunity around me yet I still keep food in the house and a few other things like water, basic medicine and the ability to repel boarders.

I served in the Marines out of high school and after my d/c I found myself interested in medicine. 

The only thing that's going to stop this is for us to take our medicine by stopping the printing presses and jacking rates.

Not sure where you concluded that I don't work hard or don't want it bad enough.I could be earning six figures right now had I not chosen to pursue medicine.

Got to med school, into option trading, and then quickly realized nothing would make as much guaranteed capital for me as my career would.My two cents of advice is prioritize education, preferably in a useful field that can make you a high W2 earner if all else fails - engineering, medicine, etc.

I always say if it is that bad, it will come down to who has the B'sbooze, babes, bandages, and bulletsI cheat and count medicine with bandagescigarettes will be valuable tooas will be fuel, and methods to transfer itthere is a good blog about hurricane katrina and another, I think it was about the Czech republics that are really informative about how things can get. oh, there was another I remember about Venezuela that was great too. they are too off topic for me to post, and probably even against site rules.

I believe fraudsters should get a taste of their own medicine occasionally.