Thank you, I"m glad to know my posts are coming off as intended
I never look at my points and think of them as money. I look at them and think of them as ideas. Also, now that I look at this, I believe something is wrong on my spreadsheet since I'm pretty sure that is more than 4 million points and miles. This is why I like Post it notes better than Excel spreadsheets.
Chase URs = 714,932 - In case paying with points is better than using miles. In case I need to top off United, BA or some other partner I might use.
Amex MRs = 455,960 - In case I get low on URs. In case I need to transfer to an airline that I don't collect or Chase UR transfers to.
Marriott = 290,487 - In case I need to transfer to an airline where I don't have currency and there are over 30 airlines to pick from because Marriott will = SPG to me
IHG = 716,155 - Overwater bungalows in Bora Bora
Hilton = 725,490 - Overwater bungalows in the Maldives
American Airlines = 936,408 - Miami is an AA hub so I am a One World hostage and thus always need AA miles
United = 231,401 - Back up in case AA doesn't pan out for me
British Airways = 362,461 - short haul flights, use half the number of points needed when paired with a travel together ticket
Alaska = 543,349 - Diverse airline partner options. I want to take a shower on a plane.
Club Carlson = 240,222 - Radisson Blue properties in Europe I don't need to pay for