Volume I · Newlyweds
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The Curriculum · 8 chapters
1Compound Interest9 minAn interest rate is a story about time. Tell it well and it earns for you.
Leave knowing exactly how to start, even at five dollars a week, and how that turns into hundreds of thousands by retirement.
2Career Clarity9 minThe spread between five hundred thousand and twenty million is your career, not your IQ.
Leave with a clearer view of where the next ten years should head, and which next move actually moves the needle.
3Budgeting for Real Life11 minA budget is a plan you can keep, not a prison you escape.
Walk away with a budget built around real Jewish life, tuition, simchas, Shabbos, Yom Tov, that you can actually hold for the next twelve months.
4Debt8 minBorrowing is a tool. Used well it builds. Used badly it eats.
Finish knowing exactly which debt is building you, which debt is eating you, and the fastest, cleanest path out of the wrong kind.
5The Checklist Nobody Gave You10 minThe boring list that prevents the loud emergencies.
Walk out with the one-page list every household should have but almost none do, the quiet preparation that prevents the loud crises.
6Increase Your Income5 minCutting has a ceiling. Earning has none.
Leave with three concrete moves to grow your income inside the work and community you already live in, no career pivot required.
7The Major Decisions9 minHouses, cars, and where to invest. Three categories that quietly decide whether you build wealth or burn it.
Walk away clearer on the few decisions, made once a decade, that quietly compound for the next thirty years.
8Giving and Legacy5 minThe eight levels of Rambam in fifth grade. The gap between what you believe and what you do is the work.
Build a giving practice that fits inside the structure of your life, not on top of it, and the legacy that follows from doing it for thirty years.