What would you do if you inherited enough money to do anything you desired? You could buy cars, houses, commercial buildings, businesses, land, golf courses, jets, jewelry (the good stuff), have stadiums named for you, and live a good life. Travel to all parts of the world without care, no worries, and just be. You do what you like, work out, play golf or tennis without hurry or rush to get to work or meetings. Hire the best trainers, chefs, and medical staff to make your body the envy of anyone seeing you on the beach or in the club.

Would it be a good life if you used it all on yourself and your immediate family? The power of money and what it can buy might overwhelm you. How could you ensure your heirs would use the money to help others?

If you are reading this, you know how to help others. I hope you continue to uplift your friends, family, co-workers, and unknown helpless individuals, but there are temptations in life.

Which side do you choose? The side wanting to look good, or the side doing good?

You can buy friendship, but do you want relationships based on money?

Do you have friends? If you had friends before your inheritance, do they badger you into giving them small pieces of the big pie once they found out (but you can lose the Trust if you tell)? Would they still be your friends? What if you gifted everyone you know, ten million dollars? Would everyone be satisfied and help others? Would it please you?

As a trillionaire, what are you doing? Are you for good, evil, or what you think is safe between the two?

The Davis Trust is your irrevocable trust with money and resources to change the world. Resources far surpassing a flaunting influence, power, sex, and money lifestyle.

Significance is a glimpse at what your father or grandfather intended the Davis Trust to create. The journey never stops fighting for good, investing in people, and fighting evil.