Your Financial Readiness Score Explained

Your financial readiness score tells you how close you are to leaving your 9-to-5. Here's what it means and how to improve it.

What It Measures

The score considers multiple factors: savings, alternative income, expenses, and time to freedom. It's not just about money: it's about readiness.

A high score means you're ready. A low score means you need to build more before making the leap.

How to Improve It

Increase savings. Build alternative income streams. Reduce expenses. Complete more daily tasks that generate money.

Every action moves your score. Track it weekly. Watch it improve over time.

Set Target Scores

Set milestones. 50% means you're halfway there. 75% means you're close. 100% means you're ready.

Use these targets to stay motivated and focused.

Don't Rush

A low score isn't failure: it's information. It tells you to keep building. Don't quit your job prematurely. Build until you're truly ready.