Thesis
One sentence: the claim, what would have to be true, and the fact that would change the market’s mind. If it needs a paragraph, it is still a story.
“What do I believe that is checkable?”
The Brief and the Academy
Money map
Build your foundation. Then choose: develop your investment skills, prepare for homeownership, or explore business ownership.
Take command of your cash flow. Build a spending plan, establish a starter reserve, and develop a strategy for high-interest debt.
Mission brief: this is the ground you stand on. The campaigns after it are a choice, not a script.
Boss A surprise expense hits the plan. You decide what gives.
A spending plan on paper, then a starter reserve you can keep.
Then choose a path
Understand index funds, build an investment thesis, and put your judgment to the test through practice drills.
You learn the instrument, write a claim, and try to break it.
Boss A fictional claim shows up looking clean. Your job is to find the hole.
Drills on fictional claims. Find the hole, then name one checkable fact.
Learn how to evaluate affordability, understand financing, and navigate the homebuying process.
A briefing on the decisions in a home purchase.
Boss A payment, a rate, and the costs around them land on the table. You practice reading what they ask of a plan.
Learn how to assess a small business, understand its valuation, and work through the decisions behind an acquisition.
A listing is a claim with a number on it. Treat the number as a claim.
Boss One listing. You name what the figures leave out.

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Method
Militaries hire a red team to break the plan before a real opponent does. Same idea, applied to a claim you are about to believe.
One sentence: the claim, what would have to be true, and the fact that would change the market’s mind. If it needs a paragraph, it is still a story.
“What do I believe that is checkable?”
Steelman the bear case. A supplier, a contract, a customer, a date. If the attack is a mood, the work is not done.
“Six months later, this failed. Why?”
Grade the decision, not the result. Unresolved is an honest answer. A price target is not part of the review.
“What did I miss, and what changes next time?”
From the blog
process·2 min read·
A thesis is a claim you can lose. The work is to find the hole while being wrong is still cheap.
Read post →pre-mortem·2 min read·
Imagine the idea already failed. Then write the specific reason, while changing your mind is still free.
Read post →thesis·2 min read·
A tip is someone else’s conclusion. A thesis is a claim you can write, attack, and abandon.
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An eight-part pre-mortem you can fill in now. Being wrong still costs nothing if it happens on paper.
Open the checklistField notes between issues. Still educational, still not a tip line.