Success

Diagrams | Matrices | Thinkers

What does success look like? What things are most valuable to living a good life?

Mantra

The highest determinant of happiness is community

Value Ledger

What is most important to you? Are your actions aligned with your values?

Item	Category	Drive	Ledger	Consensus
Life Force / Time and Attention	Tangible
Wisdom	Intangible
Trusted Connections	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Goodwill	Intangible
Good Judgement	Intangible
Truth	Tangible	0/5	0/5
Property Rights	Tangible
Real Estate	Tangible
Data	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Human Senses	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Power	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Compute Power	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Capacity	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Intellectual Property (systems)	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Raw Intelligence	Tangible	0/5	0/5
Privacy	Essential	0/5	0/5
Speed	Tangible	0/5	0/5
Money	Financial
Digital Art	Intangible	0/5	0/5
Simplicity	?
Trust	?
Utility	?
Security	Intangible
Brands	Intangible
Bonds	Financial
Treasuries	Financial
Derivatives	Financial
Commodities	Financial
Equities	Financial
Physical Art	Tangible
Real Estate	Tangible
Scarcity	Tangible
Status	Character
Respect	Character
Honesty	Character
Integrity	Character

Money is a token for things of perceived value, what happens to the value of money when things of perceived value can be tokenized, fractionalized and traded directly?

Analysis

How can you produce valuable outcomes if you cannot define what value is? Use qualitative analysis to gain insights for creating experiment hypotheses, and quantitative analysis to test hypotheses and identify statistical relationships.

• Values
  • Qualitative describes attributes,
  • Quantitative measure amounts.
• Methodology
  • Qualitative includes interviews and observations,
  • Quantitative includes experiments and data capture.

Qualitative Evaluation colors, textures, opinions, emotions

• Describe qualities or characteristics
• Non-numerical data
• Expressed in words or categories
• Subjective and interpretive

Quantitative Evaluation height, weight, temperature, counts

• Represent quantities or amounts
• Numerical data
• Expressed as numbers or measurements
• Objective and measurable

Asset Types

• Financial:
• Tangible: Intrinsic
• Intangible: non-physical and often difficult to quantify. Goodwill

Financial

Financial Assets are liquid assets that can be converted into cash quickly and easily.

Current Assets

• Stablecoins
• Cash/Money and cash equivalents
• Inventory
• Accounts receivable
• Prepaid expenses

Investment

• Stocks and Equities
• Bonds and Debt Securities
• Mutual Funds
• Certificates of Deposit
• Retirement Accounts
• Life Insurance Policies
• Commodities
• Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

Commodities: What materials might AI invent?

• Compute Power
• Energy

Intangible

Will tokenization lead to standardized valuation of intangible assets such as goodwill and culture?

• Culture and Teamwork
• Credentials and Reputation
• Brand Recognition
• Viral Memes

Proprietary Data

• Contacts, Connections and Habits
• Data compilation methodologies
• Data transformation processes
• Deep Vertical Insights

Intellectual Property

• Patents
• Trademarks
• Copyrights

Trade Secrets

• Proprietary formulas and recipes
• Business Strategies and Plans
• Production Optimisation
  • Increase quality with minimum cost and waste
• Business Operations
  • Standard Operating Procedures
  • SaaS Toolkit Integration
  • Onboarding and Training
  • Knowledge Management Systems

Digital Assets

• Websites
• Social Media Accounts

Contracts

• Franchise agreements
• Licenses and permits

Tangible

• Real Estate & Property Rights
  • Land
  • Buildings
  • Air rights
• Vehicles
• Plant and Equipment
• Tech Hardware
  • Mobile Devices
• Furniture and Fixtures

Context

• Diagrams: Map the Flow of Value
• Business: Coordination on intent to produce outcomes that have proven demand
• Investing: Decide how to use potential
• Money: Tokenized potential
• Tokenization: How the world will work