Trauma is not really bad if you have the awareness that it could be used as a doorway to awakening: If everything begins to fall off and people begin to turn their back on you, count it a blessing because the distractions you get from them have been thinned out & you get to…..

Whatever you do, don't open a bank account in your own name. I didn't know this until my dad stopped me the day I got my first paycheck. I'd done everything right. Got paid. Went to the bank, opened a savings account in my name, and deposited the whole thing. My Boss looked at me and said, “You just put a target on your back.” Then I had no idea what he meant. He explained that the moment your money sits in your name, it's exposed. Creditors can see it. Lawyers can find it. Anybody with a judgment against you can freeze it and take it completely legally. So here's what he told me to do: Step 1. Go to the IRS and apply for an EIN. A tax ID number, but for a trust instead of a person. Step 2. Select a revocable trust as your entity type. List yourself as both the grantor and trustee. It gives you full control of everything. Step 3. Take that EIN to any bank and open an account under that trust name, not yours. The money is still yours. You spend it, move it, and invest it however you want. But on paper, it's not attached to you. If someone sues you, they can't touch what they can't see. This is the system intelligent billionaires have always used. Own nothing on paper, control everything in reality.