Daily Practice · One Exercise Per Law

Interactive
Exercises

Each exercise follows the precise neurological sequence required for genuine belief change: activation, mismatch, rehearsal, consolidation. Your responses are saved locally.

Phase One — Dissolution

Laws 1–3 work to surface, trace, and dissolve the inherited money scripts running your financial life. Work through these exercises in order — each one builds on the previous.

Law 1

Law 1 — The Money Mirror

⏱ 15 minutes
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Set a timer for fifteen minutes. Write continuously about your relationship with money as though it were an actual relationship with a person. Not your financial situation — your relationship. What kind of relationship is it? Its history, its texture, its patterns. Write without editing. When the timer stops, read back what you have written. Circle the sentence that feels most uncomfortably true.

When I think about my relationship with money, the first true thing that arises is...

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Law 1

Law 1 — The Somatic Scan

⏱ 10 minutes
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Sit comfortably with feet on the floor. Bring to mind your current financial situation — specifically and concretely. Allow the reality of it to be present without softening it. Scan your body from crown to soles. Notice where there is tension, constriction, heaviness. Do not try to change or release anything. Simply map the physical signature of your financial identity.

When I hold my financial reality clearly in mind, my body responds with...

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Law 2

Law 2 — The Money Timeline

⏱ 20 minutes
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Map the significant financial experiences of your life chronologically. For each period — early childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, adult life — write the significant events, the emotions they produced, and the beliefs they installed. Look for the through-line: the recurring theme across all periods. When you find it, write it as a single sentence. That sentence is your core money script.

My earliest significant financial memory is... and what I learned from it about money was...

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Law 2

Law 2 — The Compassion Letter

⏱ 15 minutes
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Write a letter from your adult self to the child version of you at the age when your most significant financial transmission occurred. Tell that child what you now know about where the family's relationship with money came from. Tell them it was not a truth but a story. Tell them what you want them to know about their own worth and potential.

Dear [your name at the relevant age]...

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Law 3

Law 3 — The Belief Activation

⏱ 20 minutes
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Take the core money script identified in Law 2. Write it precisely at the top of the page. Now bring it into full emotional awareness — not just the thought of it, but the felt experience of it in your body. Sit with this activation for three full minutes. Then: write every piece of evidence from your own life that directly contradicts this belief. Aim for at least ten specific examples.

My core money script is: [write it here]. When I feel it fully in my body, it feels like...

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Law 3

Law 3 — The Identity Bridge

⏱ 10 minutes
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Write your Identity Bridge — the three-component statement that marks the transition from Phase One to Phase Two. Component 1: Release the old belief (with compassion for its origin). Component 2: Acknowledge the liminal space (I am becoming, I do not yet fully know who). Component 3: Orient toward the new (name one quality of the emerging wealth identity).

I am releasing the belief that... This belief was formed in... I no longer need it to be true because...

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Phase Two — Construction

Laws 4–7 build the wealth identity deliberately: the self-concept, the expectation architecture, the self-efficacy evidence, and the environmental support structure.

Law 4

Law 4 — The Wealth Self Portrait (Draft 1)

⏱ 30 minutes
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Write your Wealth Self Portrait across eight dimensions. For each, write in the present tense as though describing your current reality. Dimension 1: How you feel about money emotionally. Dimension 2: How you make financial decisions. Dimension 3: Your relationship with the value your work creates. Dimension 4: How you respond to others' financial success. Dimension 5: Your daily financial behaviors. Dimension 6: Your natural identity statements about money. Dimension 7: How you carry the wealth identity in your body. Dimension 8: Your relationship with financial uncertainty.

Dimension 1 — When I think about money, what I feel in my body is... My emotional relationship with money is characterised by...

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Law 5

Law 5 — The Expectation Audit

⏱ 15 minutes
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For each of the five financial domains, write your operative prior — the gut-level, nervous system expectation, not the stated aspiration. Domain 1: Income ceiling. Domain 2: Pricing and what your work deserves. Domain 3: Investment and accumulation. Domain 4: Business visibility and scale. Domain 5: Sustained success over time. Rate each domain from 1 (strongly contracted) to 10 (genuinely expansive).

When I imagine my income tripling in two years, what arises first in my body is... I rate this domain at [score] because...

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Law 6

Law 6 — The Skill Stack Audit

⏱ 20 minutes
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Map your transferable capabilities across five dimensions: (1) Sustained Discipline — where have you demonstrated consistent daily action over months or years? (2) Complex Problem-Solving — what genuinely complex challenge have you navigated successfully? (3) Recovery from Setback — what significant failure did you recover from and continue? (4) Value Creation — where have you created something others have sought out and valued? (5) Learning a New Skill — what capability have you built from scratch through deliberate practice?

In the area of Sustained Discipline, specific evidence from my own life that I can do hard things consistently is...

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Law 7

Law 7 — The Environmental Redesign

⏱ 25 minutes
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Audit all four environments: Physical (workspace, home), Digital (phone, feeds, apps), Social (the 8 people you spend most time with — are they Amplifiers, Neutrals, Drains, or Saboteurs?), and Informational (what enters your mind through media and conversation). For each, list the scarcity cues and the wealth cues. Identify the single highest-leverage change in each environment.

My physical environment currently contains these scarcity cues (things that cue the old identity)...

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Phase Three — Activation

Laws 8–10 deploy the wealth identity in the real world through compounding action, opportunity recognition, and the generous circulation of value.

Law 8

Law 8 — Design Your Compounding Stack

⏱ 20 minutes
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Design your Personal Compounding Stack — three to five daily micro-actions, each under fifteen minutes, covering at minimum three of the six compounding tracks: Financial Capital, Skill Capital, Relationship Capital, Content/Audience Capital, Identity Capital, Reputation Capital. For each action: specify exactly what it is, when it happens, and how you will know it was done.

Track 1 — Financial Capital. My daily action is: [specific]. I will do it at [time]. Evidence of completion: [binary indicator]...

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Law 9

Law 9 — The Unfair Advantage Map

⏱ 20 minutes
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Map your Unfair Advantages using the MILES framework: Money (financial capital available to act), Intelligence & Insight (your specific domain knowledge and pattern recognition), Location & Luck (your positioning at any useful intersection), Education & Expertise (your accumulated formal and informal capability), Status (your existing reputation, audience, or professional recognition). For each, write specific, named examples from your actual life.

My most significant Intelligence & Insight advantage — the domain where my specific knowledge gives me asymmetric capability — is...

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Law 10

Law 10 — The Circulation Audit

⏱ 15 minutes
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Audit your current circulation in both directions. Giving direction: How much genuine value — knowledge, connection, time, financial — did you circulate in the past 30 days without requiring immediate return? Receiving direction: How did you respond to the last three significant pieces of value that arrived toward you? Did you receive fully, deflect, minimise, or preemptively return it?

In the past 30 days, the most significant act of genuine value circulation I made was... The response it generated was...

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Phase Four — Integration

Laws 11–13 make the transformation permanent: aligning outer life with inner identity, anchoring wealth in a generative purpose, and establishing the daily practice for life.

Law 11

Law 11 — The Congruence Audit

⏱ 25 minutes
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Audit your congruence across all seven domains: (1) Financial behavior, (2) Pricing and charging, (3) Time and energy allocation, (4) Relationships and social environment, (5) Communication about money and success, (6) Quality and completion of work, (7) Self-care and physical wellbeing. For each: score 1-10 and write the most significant current gap.

Domain 1 — Financial behavior. My congruence score is [1-10]. The most significant gap between my claimed wealth identity and my actual financial behavior is...

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Law 12

Law 12 — The Four Questions

⏱ 25 minutes
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Answer the four generative purpose questions with genuine honesty — not the edited, modest version, but the full, unguarded aspiration. Q1: What does the world need that you are specifically positioned to provide? Q2: What have you already cared most about across your life that you have not yet fully expressed in your work? Q3: What would you build if you knew you could not fail? Q4: What would you want to be said about the impact of your work at the end of your life?

Q1 — The world needs, and I am specifically positioned to provide...

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Law 13

Law 13 — The Daily Practice Commitment

⏱ 20 minutes
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Design your complete Wealth Practice Architecture across four temporal scales. Daily: the morning practice sequence (Prior Setting Protocol, Compounding Stack, Generative Purpose reading, evening Congruence Question). Weekly: Sunday Review (30 minutes — efficacy journal, congruence monitor, opportunity scan, identity vote count). Monthly: financial and identity review. Annual: full renewal and recommitment.

My daily morning practice will be: [write the exact sequence, times, and location]...

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