A third check which I will issue everyday paid to myself. An amount I ought to collect daily. The amount is secret 
By the way, I stumbled upon a book about Warren Buffet and Michael Masterson … I’m reading them both.
The highlights of Masterson’s Automatic Wealth: The Six Steps to Financial Independence:
Step 1. You’re going to face some hard facts. You are not going to get rich by saving 10 percent of your income every month. And you shouldn’t be so foolish as to count on your company’s pen- sion plan or the government to take care of you when you get older. It’s up to you.
Step 2. You’re going to plan to be rich. You can’t wish yourself to wealth, you have to plan for it . . . one detail at a time. I’ll show you not only how I did it but also what has worked for my friends and colleagues.
Step 3. You’re going to develop wealthy habits. The rich are dif- ferent from ordinary people, and it’s not just the money. There are specific behaviors that are likely to make you wealthier, just as there are specific behaviors that are likely to make you poorer.
Step 4. You’re going to increase your income—radically. Forget 3 per- cent or 4 percent raises. I’ll show you how to boost your income 25 percent to 150 percent. And that’s just for starters.
Step 5. You’re going to get richer automatically …even while you sleep. Getting rich is not just about increasing your income. The true secret to wealth is building equity. I’ll show you how to do it . . . without quitting your day job.
Step 6. You’re going to retire early (if you want to). I don’t believe in retiring. Not really. That’s because I like my work and wouldn’t enjoy life so much without it. But what you do in your retirement years, where you do it, and how many hours you work at it should be entirely up to you. I’ll show you how to
have that kind of control.
