ROI vs. Return on Energy

Stop ignoring the 'Exhaustion Tax' on your investments.

You might be earning a 12% ROI, but if that investment requires constant monitoring and 'just one more' phone call with an advisor, your ROE (Return on Energy) is likely negative.

For high-performers, time and cognitive bandwidth are your most valuable assets. Don't trade them for a marginal increase in percentage points.

How to audit your Return on Energy:

  • The Maintenance Test: How many hours a month does this asset require? Multiply that by your hourly rate. Is the return still positive?
  • The Anxiety Check: Does this asset require you to check the news? If it's not 'set and forget,' it's stealing your focus.
  • The S3 Standard: If an investment isn't 'Boring,' it's likely high-maintenance. Real wealth is built in the background.

I've linked the full deep dive on ROE vs ROI in the first comment below.

Watch the full podcast episode for more details: https://youtu.be/azrYq0MRNuo


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DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered personalized financial advice. Always consult with a qualified financial professional before making financial decisions.

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