There's an apparent theme woven throughout the 5 Principles of Invisible Wealth, and that's the rise of personalization and individuation. We saw this in the way that we make, spend, and invest money (P1). We also saw this theme at play in the way we manage our health, and quality of life (P2). Next, the knowledge we acquire and the status and influence we hold are all specific to the individual (P3). Plus, everyone experiences life differently, based upon the decisions they make with their time and energy (P4). Finally, your relationship with self is the most important relationship you'll ever have (P5). To put it neatly: when it comes to value and wealth, everything is personal.

“Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.”

—Rumi

In Part I, we dove into the definition of wealth, the technological advancements during the millennial years, and our current, dynamic landscape. Part II introduced and explored the 5 Principles of Invisible Wealth. Now, in Part III, we bring this abstraction into action, by using a set of instructions called the personal wealth algorithm. This algorithm provides guidance for defining your concept of wealth (aka your wealth goal), so that it fits snugly with your values. After defining your concept of wealth, we'll then consider the renewable resources available to achieve your wealth goal. The personal wealth algorithm provides a way to organize your bouquet of values into an ideal arrangement, which renewable resources help to water and grow.