The Four Kinds of Income, and the Only One That Compounds

There are four kinds of income. You almost certainly have one, and it is the one that stops when you do.

The trade you are actually in, which of the four compounds, the first asset worth building, and the hours that buy you more hours. Written for somebody starting from a wage.

Inside

• The trade you are in — the three properties of selling hours, and the ceiling you can work out today
• The four kinds of income — wages, fees, royalties, ownership, and the line that separates the first two from the last two
• What compounds — effort that resets against effort that accumulates, and the two hours a week that decide a decade
• The first asset — four tests for choosing it, and why finished and small beats unfinished and ambitious
• The hours that buy hours — the reinvestment rule that makes the engine run
• Buying rather than building — the five rules of the slower route, for people without spare hours
• What to do with the wage — why keeping it is correct, and how it funds everything
• The ten-year shape — where the difficulty sits, and where the abandonment happens
• The six traps that account for nearly every second purse that never arrives
• The numbers of accumulation and timing the build
• The four bodies of the builder, and the character that decides whether it holds
• The Ninety Days — a complete working, ending in publication whatever state it is in

Format

• 19-page illustrated PDF, 7 × 10in
• Three plates from a 1603 star atlas
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