WHAT DID I JUST SIGN? Workbook Edition

What Did I Just Sign?™ Comprehension = Currency.

Before you sign anything, train your mind to understand everything. 

What Did I Just Sign? This is not a workbook you read - it's a workbook you experience. It's where drills meet critical thinking, and where obtaining wealth knowledge collides with practical application. Every page is a rep - a mental workout that challenges you to think sharper, move smarter, and reflect deeper. Because true financial literacy doesn't come from memorizing facts. It comes from REPITITION.

This workbook doesn't tell you what to think. It forces you to think-through case studies, creative drills, and reflection exercises that feel less like homework and more like designing your own customized playbook.

Learn how to Build Your Dream Financial Team - Step into high-stakes negotiations as both the professional and the prey, learning how to build real trust by creating situations to test your thought process when money's on the line.

Learn the Tax Game Like the Wealthy - Navigate math-driven money moves that reveal how wealth builders think, plan, and protect their income long before tax season begins.

Design a Budget That Buys Back Your Time - Experiment with different spending systems that expose how cash flow isn't about limits - it's about leverage.

Invest Like a Pro - Test your decision-making through live simulations that turn risk and reward into a strategy game of patience, purpose, and precision.

Protect the Legacy - Learn strategies to create your family's first "100-Year Plan" and learn how generational wealth is designed, not inherited.

Each chapter blends collaborative challenges, private reflections, quizzes, and real-world tests that make you feel the weight of every choice before you ever face it.

You will analyze. You will calculate. You will design. And by the time you finish, you will think differently about every contract, deal, or dollar that crosses your path.

Because wealth is not about numbers - it's about awareness, accountability, and intention. This is more than financial literacy. This is financial self-defense. The goal isn't to make money. The goal is to keep it, grow it, and pass it on.