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Low Value, High Value & 1% Activities
Episode 152

Low Value, High Value & 1% Activities

Most high-achieving women spend their days in high-value activities—but still end up stuck on the income hamster wheel. In this episode, I break down the three categories of work (low value, high value, and 1%) and show you exactly how to shift your time into wealth-building moves that pay you for life.

The Wealth Equation

April 17, 202516m 55s

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Show Notes

Most high-achieving women spend their days in high-value activities—but still end up stuck on the income hamster wheel.

In this episode, I break down the three categories of work (low value, high value, and 1%) and show you exactly how to shift your time into wealth-building moves that pay you for life.

Tune in to learn:

  • The difference between low, high, and 1% activities—and why it matters
  • How to identify where your time is leaking money (without even realizing it)
  • Real client examples of small tweaks that added $770K+ to their portfolios
  • Why focusing only on income keeps you working forever
  • The tiny shift that could unlock millions in your future wealth

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