Everyone is obsessed with how much they earn.
Almost nobody measures how fast their money comes back.
A person earning £50,000 who turns every £1 into £1.20, then reinvests it repeatedly, can end up wealthier than someone earning £200,000 who spends everything they make.
The hidden metric isn't income.
It's income velocity.
Think about it:
How long does a pound sit idle before being put to work?
How many times does your money complete a profit cycle each year?
How quickly does cash leave you and return with friends?
Most people are trying to increase their income.
A smaller group is trying to increase their assets.
An even smaller group is trying to increase the speed at which money moves through their system.
That's where wealth starts to compound in ways that salaries can't.
If I looked at your bank account for the last 12 months, how many times has your money come back larger than when it left?
Most people have never even asked themselves that question.