Station VII of XIII · The Ledger · six minutes
“The cost of a thing is the amount of what I will call life which is required to be exchanged for it, immediately or in the long run.”
The Game of Life
VII of XIII · The Ledger
Money
An inventory, not a statement: which institutions, what kind, and whose name it’s in. Account numbers go on in pen after printing.
Account
Account number: in pen only
What else exists
Retirement, crypto, a business, money owed. Write “none” where there’s none; naming what exists matters more than amounts.
Cryptocurrency & digital assets
A Coinbase account, a hardware wallet in the desk, an app on the phone. Name what exists and where it is.
Seed phrase / recovery keys: in pen only, never typed
Whoever holds these holds the coins. Write them on the printout and store it like cash.
The practical money map
Nothing is saved unless you turn this on.
Brian Thackston · ResourcesNo network beyond this page's own files · Nothing saved unless you say so