Individual and Community Wealth & Economics – Overview & Instructions

This page shows you how to build real wealth for yourself and your community, starting from nothing or from existing assets, using Natural Law, your own society, and smart economic habits.

What Does Individual Wealth Look Like?

True individual wealth is:

• Control over your time, labour, and decisions

• Enough resources to meet your needs, support those you love, and fund your society’s mission

• Freedom from unlawful debt and dependency on corporate “governments”

Wealth is not just money—it’s labour, skills, assets, and community working together.

KEY #1 – Get a Handle on What You Spend

For Beginners Starting With Nothing

1. Take Stock of Your Basics

   • Focus on essentials:

     • Toilet paper

     • Soap

     • Non‑perishable groceries

   • Buy in bulk and on sale.

   • If something is 50% off, buy two or more if possible.

2. If You Have No Money

   • You must create a starting stack.

   • If you can’t work a regular job, you may need to hustle:

     • Buy and sell items (find wholesale and resell to the public).

     • Choose items you can move in high volume to make good money.

   • Many very rich people started with nothing and used hustle to build their first capital.

For Advanced (Already With Assets)

• Think in terms of infrastructure:

  • Housing

  • Food supply

  • Energy

  • Transportation

  • Communication

  • Security

• This is what your community needs to be complete and free.

• Your goal is to build systems so your community is self‑reliant in every way.

Why Owning Your Labour Is So Important

Here is the big secret:

Labour is the only asset that truly matters.

• Without people to build, move, grow, and create, nothing happens.

• When you own your labour (and are not owned by a corporation), you correct slavery globally.

• As a competent heir, you use your time and effort to benefit:

  • Yourself

  • Those you love

  • Your community

• When done lawfully and without harm, everyone benefits.

Exact Steps to Succeed in Time, Love, Health & Wealth

Follow these steps in order:

1. Claim Your Rights

   • Use Notice of Understanding & Intent and Claim of Right (due process).

2. Found a Private, Unregistered, Unincorporated, Self‑Governing Society

   • This becomes your own government and economic engine.

3. Create ID Documents & Use Privacy

   • Protect yourself with self‑governing ID and privacy practices.

4. Build Money, Land, and Community Programs

   • Use your society to acquire assets and run programs that generate gifts and value.

5. Create Security & Protocols

   • Put systems in place so your legacy continues beyond you.

Review all headings in this course and do each step as taught. This is the path from basic rights to self‑governance and individual/community wealth.

From Natural Law to Community Wealth

Under Natural Law (the foundation of all true law):

• You and the universe (or God/Infinite Intelligence) chose to place your living soul in your living body.

• The world was left in trust to you, as a nation unto yourself.

• This is where unalienable, sovereign, indigenous rights come from—we all have them.

You turn your beliefs into your own law by:

• Using due process (Notice of Understanding & Intent + Claim of Right).

• Founding a self‑governing society.

• Honouring Natural Law:

  Do not cause unlawful harm to the life, liberty, property, or rights of others.

Private societies already run the corporations you think of as governments. When you found your own:

• You are your own government.

• You serve notice as an equal, then act.

• If you affect someone else, you negotiate via litigation and agreement.

Building Community Infrastructure & Global Standing

To build community wealth and infrastructure:

1. Pick a Society Name

2. Mail 3 Letters Over 50 Days (due process)

3. Open Bank Accounts as a sovereign, unincorporated, self‑governing society

4. Create an E‑Commerce Website

5. Receive Global Funding through gifts, memberships, and programs

When done correctly:

• Natural Law makes you correct globally.

• As unregistered and unincorporated, you stand above limited‑liability corporate officials in law.

• They are commercially incompetent (limited liability); you are a competent heir, fully liable and competent in law.

• You can bill them for violations and lien them with no court required—due process itself is the judgment.

Summary – What To Do

1. Get control of your spending and basics (bulk, sales, essentials).

2. Create a starting stack of money through work, hustle, or buying/selling.

3. Understand that labour is the core asset—own your labour.

4. Claim your rights and found your own self‑governing society.

5. Create ID, privacy, bank accounts, and programs under your society.

6. Grow individual and community infrastructure: land, housing, food, security, income streams.

7. Use due process and Natural Law to stand as a competent heir, able to build wealth and defend your rights.

Follow these instructions, and you move from survival to true individual and community wealth, in harmony with Natural Law and with all rights reserved.

 10 Question Test — Individual & Family Wealth

1. According to this page, what is true individual wealth?
   a) Having the highest salary in your city
   b) Control over your time, labour, and decisions, plus enough resources to meet needs and fund your society
   c) Owning many luxury items
   d) Having a perfect credit score

2. For beginners starting with nothing, what is the first focus area?
   a) Buying a new car
   b) Investing in stocks
   c) Taking stock of essentials like toilet paper, soap, and non‑perishable groceries
   d) Booking a holiday

3. What is a recommended strategy if you have no money and cannot work a regular job?
   a) Take out high‑interest loans
   b) Buy and sell items (wholesale to public) that you can move in high volume
   c) Wait for government assistance
   d) Gamble for quick cash

4. For those who already have assets, what should they think in terms of?
   a) Luxury goods
   b) Entertainment options
   c) Community infrastructure like housing, food, energy, transport, communication, security
   d) Personal hobbies only

5. Why is owning your labour described as the “big secret”?
   a) Labour is easily replaceable
   b) Labour is the only asset that truly matters; without it, nothing happens
   c) Labour is less important than money
   d) Labour should always belong to corporations

6. What is the first step in the “Exact Steps to Succeed in Time, Love, Health & Wealth”?
   a) Open a bank account
   b) Create an e‑commerce website
   c) Claim your rights using Notice of Understanding & Intent and Claim of Right
   d) Buy land

7. What role does founding a private, unregistered, unincorporated, self‑governing society play?
   a) It is only symbolic
   b) It becomes your own government and economic engine
   c) It replaces Natural Law
   d) It makes you a corporate employee

8. Under Natural Law, what is the key behavioural requirement?
   a) Obey all corporate rules
   b) Do not cause unlawful harm to the life, liberty, property, or rights of others
   c) Always follow majority opinion
   d) Never negotiate

9. Which sequence is part of building community infrastructure and global standing?
   a) Register as a corporation → pay taxes → apply for grants
   b) Pick a society name → mail 3 letters over 50 days → open bank accounts → create e‑commerce website → receive global funding
   c) Get a job → save money → retire
   d) Hire a lawyer → go to court → wait for judgment

10. Why does the text say you stand “above limited‑liability corporate officials in law” when unregistered and unincorporated?
    a) Because you pay more taxes
    b) Because you are fully liable and competent in law (competent heir), while they are commercially incompetent (limited liability)
    c) Because you work for them
    d) Because you have no responsibilities

Answer Key

1. b

2. c

3. b

4. c

5. b

6. c

7. b

8. b

9. b

10. b