Leverage — Definition
Leverage /ˈlɛv.ɚ.ɪdʒ/
Leverage is the principle of turning limited effort into outsized results — a way to break the linear
link between input
and output. It’s how a small force, precisely applied, can move something far greater than itself.
To do that, we use vehicles — capital, code, content, people, or AI. To stretch our reach and
multiply our impact,
placing them where they exert the greatest force.
However vehicles aren’t leverage by themselves. A lever only works if there’s weight on one side — the
vehicles — and
pressure on the other — the force you apply.
That’s exactly what this introduction will show you next; The 3 forces you must master to walk the
way
of
leverage.
And in the rest of this manual: the science behind it. To make people move, choose, and buy.
So you can build anything you want, in this open world.