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Projects

I’m extremely goal-oriented, and am dedicated to living a successful life. On this page are a few of the projects I have for the next four-to-five years. I’m constantly changing the details, but the general projects stay mostly the same. Most are related to business and economics for obvious reasons.

Web Publishing: Making Money Online

I’m currently a web-publisher by trade. No, I don’t design websites — I just publish them. I rank websites and pages on Google for keywords related to precious metals, retirement, and investing This is actually incredibly profitable, and allows me to earn a full-time income while focusing most of my time studying economics, philosophy, politics and history..

Here are the websites that are the real crux of my web publishing projects:

I’ve recently sold the two most profitable websites in my network, and am re-branding the entire network. Currently in the works is a membership website that will give everyone a comprehensive, systematic education on finance, investing, and retiring early without worrying about any recession or depression. Stay tuned.

I regularly write about my projects and what I’m planning on doing here at my personal website, so check back later for more updates on what projects are being launched and when.

Education: Lyon College Freshman

I’m a firm believer in constantly learning new concepts and applying them in one’s life. I was planning on majoring in economics at Lyon College, a small private liberal arts college in Arkansas. I dropped out after the second semester, because I soon realized that, unfortunately, little of the education would be useful, and I could learn economics on my own in a much quicker time-frame, as well as make a heck of a lot more money on my own. Haven’t looked back since.

Business: Stand Strong Enterprises

My long-term goal is to create a “small” investing and entrepreneurial firm with no more than 5 employees. My investing philosophy is not to directly speculate in regards to growth, but to invest in the fuel for growth. In other words, rather than invest directly in Chinese growth, it is better to invest in the coal and timber that China will need in order to grow.

I’m a firm believer in having a portfolio primarily dictated by commodities — oil, agricultral products, land, etc. I’m also interested in currency speculation on the basis of political actions — like trading dollars for yen, expecting yen to increase in relative value over the next two-to-three years, etc. Right now nearly all of my portfolio is in the Permanent Portfolio Fund, as well as silver and gold. Most of my investing money goes to my own business projects because they’re the best investments possible for me right now.

Stand Strong Enterprises will be my business “umbrella” for most of my social actions in the future, including all business and investing ventures. Other possible projects include starting an online bank, funding independent films, launching a franchise and testing out direct sales.

Politics: Social Self-Defense

I can’t stand politics, but I also can’t ignore them, especially not if I plan on living a life of business and investing.

My political philosophy is relatively simple: I want everyone to get out of my way. Philosophically, this is simply known as “liberty.” Effectually, this puts me in the libertarian camp.

I plan on being extremely active in ending the presidency of Barack Obama in 2012 with mini-documentaries, online advertisements and mini-websites set up related to specific issues showing his flaws.

Writing: Change the World

I’ve been planning a series of books for some time. Fundamentally, I want to teach people the fundamentals of living life. Absurd as it might seem, most people have no clue how to function as human beings. I have several outlines for books that I’m working on, though I won’t try to get them published for a few more years — I obviously have more work to do before anyone should read any book I’ll write.

    I’ll constantly be updating this page, so don’t forget to check back.