The 10% Revolution

Three years.
Never quit her job.
Kids never missed dinner.

Started at 5 AM before family woke up.
Lunch breaks for customer calls.
Saturdays during cartoons.

Ten percent of her time, ninety percent still paying bills.

No dramatic exit.
No burning boats.
Just consistent building in the margins.

Her coworkers binged Netflix for 20 hours a week. Sarah built for 15.

Same bills, same responsibilities, different choices.

The business grew compound-style while the job paid linear bills.

Year three, the side thing matched the main thing. Year four, she chose to leave.

Not because she had to prove something. Because she finally could.

The revolution wasn't dramatic. It was mathematical.

The 10% revolution is kinda like growing a tree while working at a lumber yard... you don't quit cutting wood, you just plant something they can't cut down.