Imagine visiting a doctor and receiving the exact same treatment as the previous patient, regardless of your unique symptoms. This approach would be considered negligent in healthcare, yet it mirrors the way financial advice is often dispensed today. Many financial strategies are one-size-fits-all, failing to consider individual financial starting points or future goals.
However, The Wealth Ladder: Proven Strategies for Every Step of Your Financial Life offers a refreshing perspective. Officially available now, this book provides tailored strategies that evolve with your financial journey. You can find it on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kindle, Audible, and more.
The book introduces a framework based on six wealth levels, each representing a 10x increase in net worth:
- Level 1 (<$10k)
- Level 2 ($10k-$100k)
- Level 3 ($100k-$1M)
- Level 4 ($1M-$10M)
- Level 5 ($10M-$100M)
- Level 6 ($100M+)
Understanding your current wealth level helps in making informed decisions about spending, income, and investments. As you ascend The Wealth Ladder, your spending habits evolve:
- Level 1. Paycheck-to-paycheck (<$10k): Every dollar counts, especially for those in debt.
- Level 2. Grocery freedom ($10k–$100k): Shopping without financial stress.
- Level 3. Restaurant freedom ($100k–$1M): Dining out becomes a choice, not a luxury.
- Level 4. Travel freedom ($1M–$10M): Travel becomes a spontaneous adventure.
- Level 5. House freedom ($10M–$100M): Your dream home is within reach.
- Level 6. Impact freedom ($100M+): Make significant contributions to society.
These categories are grounded in the 0.01% Rule, detailed in the book. The inspiration for The Wealth Ladder stemmed from the realization that Just Keep Buying wasn't universally applicable. This new book aims to answer, "What's the most consistent way to build wealth given where I am today?"
Early reviews are glowing:
- Scott Galloway, author of The Algebra of Wealth, praises it as "excellent."
- Dr. Paris Woods, author of The Black Girl's Guide to Financial Freedom, calls it a "must-read."
- Nat Eliason, entrepreneur, describes it as "the most useful money book since The Psychology of Money."
- Lawrence Yeo, writer at More To That, finds it "comprehensive and accessible."
The book is concise, spanning 214 pages across 14 chapters, divided into three parts. Part I introduces The Wealth Ladder. Part II explores each wealth level. Part III focuses on living a fulfilling life, not just accumulating wealth.
No matter where you are on your financial path, The Wealth Ladder offers valuable insights. Purchase it now and start your journey.
For international readers, the book is available in most of Europe in English, with translations forthcoming in multiple languages.
I am excited to share this book with the world and hope it assists you in climbing your own wealth ladder, step by step. Thank you for your support!
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