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Lesson 20 — The Ledger of a Life

Sequenced for a later stage

This lesson opens at the crowning stage.

What is counted

The books in this collection close on the same accounting: what you kept your word about, who was made stronger by knowing you, what you refused, and what you can hand on. Write the ledger early enough that you can still change the entries.

The Test

All questions must be correct for the lesson to log.

1. The shared accounting across these books counts:
Wealth and statusKept word, strengthened people, refusals and inheritanceYears livedPublic recognition
2. The lesson recommends writing the ledger:
At the end of lifeEarly enough to change the entriesNeverOnly after retirement

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