Retire & RISE · Challenge Companion
Not what you’d need to be rich. The difference between what’s coming in now and what the life you actually want costs. That difference is your number — and it is the one to walk into Day 1 of the Challenge already holding.
Everything you type stays on your own computer. Nothing is sent anywhere, nothing is stored on a server, and nobody else ever sees it — not me, not anyone.
Do not take my word for it. Turn off your internet and use this page anyway. It will work exactly the same, because there is nowhere for your figures to go. That is something you can check in ten seconds, and I would rather you did.
Round numbers are fine, by the way. Nothing here needs to be exact.
Rough is fine. You are looking for the shape of it, not the cents.
Only money you can count on. Leave out anything you’d rather not lean on.
Your Freedom Number
$0
more per month
One thing worth saying plainly, because the number can look large sitting there on its own. You do not have to close all of it at once. Closing a quarter of it is a different life. This is a target to walk toward, not a score you just got.
On Day 1 you take a figure like this one and turn it into what the training calls your Freedom Number — the visitors a day you would need to cover it.
You need three things to get there:
You will learn how to do the last two. Nobody can do the first one for you, because it is about your life and your kitchen table — which is exactly why it is the one to bring with you.
A note on the words: the training uses “Freedom Number” for the visitors-a-day figure. This page uses it for the money, because that is the part you can feel. Same idea, one step apart. And this page will not guess at the other two numbers for you — anything made up here would only get replaced on Day 1 by a better one you worked out yourself.
The Challenge is built on action, not training. You do not get paid for understanding a funnel. So the point of this page is not the arithmetic — it’s that you turn up on Day 1 with a specific number instead of a vague wish, because a specific number is the only kind you can aim at.
Write your number down before you close this page. When Day 1 asks for it, you will already have it, and you’ll spend that session building instead of guessing.
Once more, because it matters: your figures never leave this computer. There is no sign-up, no account, and nothing to send. They are saved in your own browser so the page remembers them next time, and that is the only place they exist.
And take this rule with you. A page like this one never needs your account numbers, your bank details, or your Social Security number. Working out what your life costs takes round figures and nothing more. If any page ever asks you for the rest, that is the moment to close it — however helpful it looked a second earlier.