Danny Viasus

Teaching novels · Money, crypto & AI

What nobody taught you,
told as a story.

Each book turns the lessons of the world's best manuals into a novel you can read in an afternoon. Read chapter one for free.

1books
10lessons / book
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What Nobody Taught Me About Money
Pay yourself firstAssets and liabilitiesCushion and snowballTime does the heavy liftingWealth is what you can't seeMoney is life-timeDon't open the door to Mr. MarketFixed and high don't go togetherNo limit to what you can earnDefine your enoughPay yourself firstAssets and liabilitiesCushion and snowballTime does the heavy liftingWealth is what you can't seeMoney is life-timeDon't open the door to Mr. MarketFixed and high don't go togetherNo limit to what you can earnDefine your enough

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What Nobody Taught Me About Money

Valentina's Story in Ten Lessons

Valentina earns a good salary. And reaches the end of the month with twenty-eight dollars in her account.

She is twenty-seven, has a good job and the feeling that money comes in through one door and leaves through another. Until the man who runs the bicycle shop on the corner asks her a question nobody ever asked:

And how much did you pay yourself this month?

Ten chapters. Ten lessons taken from the most-read personal finance books in the world, turned into a single story you can read in an afternoon. A padlocked drawer, a notebook with ten rules, and a twenty-year-old debt nobody ever talked about.

At the end of each chapter: what Vale learned, which book the idea comes from, and one concrete thing to do today. Plus a ten-week workbook to turn the story into your own plan.

Illustrated in black-and-white manga style.

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A story

Real characters, real conflicts. No abstract theory: every lesson happens in someone's life.

02

One lesson per chapter

Taken from the most-read books on the subject, with the source cited so you can go deeper.

03

One action today

Every chapter ends with something concrete you can do before bed. Reading isn't enough; doing is.

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About the author

Danny Viasus

I'm a web developer, an AI specialist and a crypto trader. Four years ago I owed more than fifteen thousand dollars and had no map to get out. What got me out wasn't luck, but a handful of old, simple ideas I found late, in another language, scattered across hundreds of pages.

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