06 · Pick One Door
The video hands you a map. This page opens one door and shows the room: how a course is built, why the video comes first, what the book is for, and what happens to the actions once they start stacking up.
WHAT THIS LESSON TEACHES
- Learning everything and starting nothing is the most reliable way to end up where you began.
- The whole shelf is 102 lessons and 51.0 hours, which is 2.1 days of actual time.
- One week is 30 minutes: watch it, read it, do the one thing, and then stop.
- The right first door is the one that answers whatever the worry actually is, not the tidiest one.
- A missed week is a missed week. Open the same door again and carry on from where it was.
THE ONE ACTION
Write one course name, one weekday and one time in ink, and tell one person
One action per lesson. Not a homework pile — one thing, small enough that it actually happens this week.
YOUR FAMILY HANDOUT
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Money Quest Map Study GuidePublished worksheet for this lesson
GO DEEPER IN THE BOOK
Money, Start Here
Chapter 6, page 54
The expanded edition of this lesson's handout, sold separately: ten pages on this one lesson — the story, the worked math at three scales, the six what-ifs, the traps, and the deeper layer.
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PILLARTRACKCADENCEONE ACTIONSPACED PRACTICEMONEY PLAN
Plain about what this is. General financial education, not financial advice, not tax advice or investment advice, and not a recommendation about your situation. Every dollar figure is an invented practice number for a made-up household. Written for adults, 18+.