After Sonny tells Vito he doesn't want to be a lawyer but instead wants to "learn the olive oil business," Vito sighs and says, "A man has but one destiny."
Michael wanted nothing to do with his family. Circumstances put Michael in the position of killing McCluskey and Solozzo--ultimately leading him to the Donship. But he had choices and alternatives in every instance, starting with the two killings. Was it Michael's destiny to succeed Vito as Don?
