Measure and maintain · output 33 of 34
Half-Life Map: what is out of date, and which of it matters.
Every asset aged against its own decay rate, with events beating dates: a competitor repricing stales your comparison the same day. Out comes a queue of ten, never a report of ninety.
In
every asset you own, and when it was last true
Out
What you know at the end
Which assets are past their half-life, ranked by what they cost.
What it cannot tell you
How it gets made
What goes in
Dates lie. The content gets checked
What comes out
The living map
The report
Refresh, retire, or leave
How long
to set up
then five minutes a week
The output, in full
Built on WealthKarma, a retirement app for Gulf expats. Every count is real and every gap is marked as a gap.
01 · The map at a glance
02 · The assets, by staleness
Hatched = staled by an event, not a date. A trigger fires the day the world changes. The calendar only notices later.
03 · The finding
04 · The next ten
A queue of ten produces a week's work. A report of ninety produces paralysis.
05 · What can't be known
Where it sits
Research
Compete
Position
Message
Launch
Measure
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