Compounding Work Calculator
Visualize How the Value of Work Compounds Over Time with Leverage
Visualize How the Value of Work Compounds Over Time with Leverage
Visualize how work effort can lead to big results when you use smart business strategies like automation, delegation, marketing, and recurring revenue.
This calculator shows you the theoretical value a business could create over time by applying these strategies, inspired by billionaires like Jeff Bezos, who turned Amazon into multi-billion dollar corporation.
Important Note: These numbers are theoretical and for educational purposes to help you visualize the power of business leverage. Real results depend on hard work, market conditions, investment and even luck.
While the results may seem extreme, think about the wealth-building power of business ownership.
Take Jeff Bezos as an example:
- $70 billion net worth increase in 2023 (from $107B to $177B).
- That’s about $191.7 million per day—or $7.9 million per hour.
- His wealth didn't come from working more hours—it came from owning Amazon stock and leveraging systems, automation, and scale.
Of course, there’s much more to business success—but this is a starting point to help you think bigger.
Have fun!
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Compounding Work Calculator
See How Leverage Can Grow Your Business Value Over Time
Step 1: Your Work Commitment
Step 2: Estimate Your Leverage
(Enter a number between 0-100)
Step 3: Estimate Potential Work Leverage
What These Results Mean:
*Note: These are theoretical maximums to help you visualize how business leverage can compound over time, inspired by scalable models like Amazon. Real-world results depend on execution, market conditions, and investment.*
Equivalent Annual Potential Compounded Value: This is the maximum value your business could generate in a year with perfect leverage, which is 0.00, based on your starting effort and applied leverage.
Formula: We multiply the weekly potential value by 52 weeks (Weekly Value × 52).
Example: $0.00 × 52 = $0.00
Efficiency Multiplier: This number shows how much extra value your leverage can add, with a maximum of 2.0, which is 0.00, due to smart strategies like automation and delegation.
Formula: We add up the percentages of work you can automate, delegate, market, and get recurring revenue (Automation % + Delegation % + Marketing % + Recurring %), capped at 200%.
Example: 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 0.00
Potential Compounded Value per Week: This is the maximum value your business could generate each week with perfect leverage, which is $0.00, based on your starting effort.
Formula: We take your weekly value and compound it based on your leverage and years (Weekly Value × (1 + Efficiency Multiplier)^Years), up to a maximum of 2.0.
Example: $0.00 × (1 + 0.00) ^ 0 = $0.00
Potential Compounded Value per Month: This is the maximum value your business could generate in a month with perfect leverage, which is $0.00, based on your starting effort.
Formula: We multiply your weekly value by 4 weeks (Weekly Value × 4).
Example: $0.00 × 4 = $0.00
Potential Compounded Value per Year: This is the maximum value your business could generate in a year with perfect leverage, which is $0.00, based on your starting effort.
Formula: We multiply your weekly value by 52 weeks (Weekly Value × 52).
Example: $0.00 × 52 = $0.00
Potential Compounded Value per Day: This is the maximum value your business could generate each day with perfect leverage, which is $0.00, assuming 20 work days per month over 12 months.
Formula: We divide the yearly value by the number of work days in a year (Yearly Value ÷ (20 × 12)).
Example: $0.00 ÷ (20 × 12) = $0.00