I am in the middle of a conundrum, as I sit studying for my series seven exam with only two days awaiting the day before I take the test.  For those of you who are wondering what this exam is, it is the exam that if passed allows you to sell and trade securities (bonds, stock, etc.) This studying process is so regurgitating. So much knowledge in and then some much going out. I wonder though why in the HELL is this study book I am reading so difficult to comprehend. When really all test are way more lament then studying process itself. 

Why not make all books for dummies, rather than preparing something so fucking unnecessary. I purpose somebody do something about this, maybe me who knows. There is just no reason why every book, curriculum,  or any learning tool for that matter does not just cut right to the chase and give us the gist rather than the run-around of bullshit.  

Why are books and studying manuals the evident cause of educational depression.......

 

What do we want? What do we need? What is the american dream?... My dream is to be extremely successful at a young age, be extremely power member of the NYC community, own houses in the Hampton's and Fiji, have a BAD fucking wife, be famous, and to be young forever. All of this will be possible, if i plant my feet now...RIGHT NOW... in a great business venture.

Now I know this blog is meant to reflect publishing, but how much can I write about something that I really do not feel passionate about. However since this blog is a business related blog than I will try to intersect the two. 

At the moment, I am in the middle of finding a Cash Flow Positive business. What this means is finding someone who is willing to sell their business and who has shown great annual revenues in the past. Then this requires me to go to any investment bank and have them invest in my business.

If this were to work I would use this venture as a stepping stone into the future, where then I would buy and invest in other things. Then I would stop everything, after making enough money, and pursue an acting career. Wild transition I know but this is what I have been doing before I got obsessed with wealth,  not in a greedy sense but in a way that promotes positive things to take place in my life. 

I will then try to write a book about a man who once postponed his passion to go down a road of hard work and hustle to make the long hall a fun filled life.