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Illustration of a Swiss Army Knife symbolising a balance sheet. The upper knife is labelled “Tools to Earn Money” with branches for current assets and non-current assets. The lower knife is labelled “Tools to Fund Business” with branches for current liabilities, non-current liabilities, and equity. Represents the concept that assets and liabilities are not trophies or burdens, but tools for value creation and funding.

Illustration of a Swiss Army Knife symbolising a balance sheet. The upper knife is labelled “Tools to Earn Money” with branches for current assets and non-current assets. The lower knife is labelled “Tools to Fund Business” with branches for current liabilities, non-current liabilities, and equity. Represents the concept that assets and liabilities are not trophies or burdens, but tools for value creation and funding.

What the Swiss Army Knife Taught Me About Finance

Behind the ISBN is a deeper story. Chapter 2 reframes finance not as a scoreboard—but a toolkit. One that builds clarity, not confusion.

Apr 28, 20252 min read

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