What did your equity earn last year? Return on equity shows when equity has gone to sleep. Margin of collapse shows whether you survive moving it.
REAP Principle 48 is know thyself. Your wiring runs your portfolio, so learn your seat: builder, allocator, lender, or steward, and staff the seats you are not.
Attention is capital. REAP Principle 47 is the law of hyperfocus: one market, one constraint, one exit at a time, and the five filters that find your one move.
Complexity never shows up on an income statement, but you pay for it every week. REAP Principle 46 is the simplicity audit that finds the cost.