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Hi friends...after the weekend I realised that if sophisticated investors are also wrangling with fully grasping IRR then I needed to simplify it right down...then Scott said, 'Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication' so that gave me the courage to share this VERY SIMPLE example which really helped me. Most of us were taught IRR backwards — through jargon, formulas, and technical explanations, instead of everyday intuition. We hear words like *discount rate*, *net present value*, *capital efficiency*, *time-weighted returns*… and it feels like trying to grab smoke. But here’s the truth: 💡 **IRR isn’t actually a complex concept — it’s a simple idea that’s been explained in a complicated way.** So I started breaking it down using simple everyday analogies — not to patronise anyone, but to finally make it click. And I want to share that with you here. 🍋 The Lemonade Stand Analogy (surprisingly powerful) Imagine you spend £20 today to set up a lemonade stand. Then over the next three weeks you receive: Week 1 **£10** Week 2 **£10** Week 3 **£10** Forget “profit” for a moment. IRR doesn’t look at profit. It looks at **cash coming back**. That’s it. IRR asks: “How fast did my £20 *return to me*, and how quickly did it start growing beyond that?” It’s simply a speedometer for money. * You get half your money back in the first week * All your money back in the second week * And profit begins in the third That makes the IRR surprisingly high — not because this is an amazing business, but because the cash comes back quickly. And that’s exactly what IRR measures. 🍦Now swap lemonade for an ice cream truck… * Initial cost: **Money out** * Weekly sales: **Money in** * Timing: **Early money counts more than late money** Suddenly the same IRR logic applies. 🏢 And now swap lemonade for a property syndication deal… * Acquisition cost = **initial cash out** * Rental income = **cash inflow** * Operating expenses = **cash out** * Refinancing / sale / distributions = **cash in**

Last week Scott met with Paul O’Mahony to go through the content for his final event of the year, RETHINK 2026: New Year, New YOU! We came away from that conversation clear on one thing: This is a practical reset for 2026 — not more hype or fluffy motivation. If you join, you can expect to walk away with: - A clear plan to grow your income in 2026 using online and digital strategies - Simple, realistic health habits so you have energy to execute - Tools to improve your key relationships, which impact both happiness and performance Event Details 📅 1–3 December 🕐 11AM–6PM UK 🌍 Online 🎟 You can bring a guest for free If you want 2026 to be more intentional and less reactive, this is a strong place to start. 👉 Register here: https://to.rethinkonlineincome.com/rethink-2026-dec25-700236?am_id=scott8087 Wealth University Team

Discover the 5 fundamentals the world’s wealthiest investors use to grow and protect their portfolios — from trend analysis and risk management to structuring and global diversification. You’ll learn: The diversification principles that can 5× your returns while cutting risk by 80 % Use the link below to register https://www.diversificationmasterclass.com/register

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