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Grow Your Finance Career in 100 Days | 100 Day Challenge | The Valuation School

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Overview

The video focuses on a 100-day self-improvement challenge aimed at building finance career skills through disciplined learning + sharing. It is not centered on specific investing recommendations or market opinions.


Explicit investing / finance content mentioned

  • Bitcoin
    • Mentioned only as an example topic for writing posts.
    • No valuation, price, yield, or investment analysis was discussed.
  • No other specific assets, markets, sectors, tickers, ETFs, bonds, commodities, or portfolio strategies were discussed.

PRRN Framework (step-by-step methodology)

The presenter uses a content/learning framework called the PRRN framework for the challenge:

  1. P = Pick

    • First 4 weeks: select 4–5 topics per week from a provided list.
    • Week 5 onwards: pick a sector of your choice and a related news theme.
  2. R = Read / Study

    • Read 40 minutes per day (paired with reporting/writing).
  3. R = Report / Note (writing/sharing)

    • Report/write 40 minutes per day using notes/tools.
  4. N = Note (documentation)

    • Use note-taking tools such as Evernote or Notion.

Timeline & phases (100-day structure)

Days 1–28 (Weeks 1–4): Warm-up phase

  • Broad finance topics are provided every Saturday at 6:00 pm.
  • Post writing requirements:
    • Write using your own understanding.
    • Minimum 150 words per post.

Days 29–100 (Week 5 onwards): Sector exploration

  • Choose a sector + related news.
  • Write posts tied to the concepts you read.

Additional mention: Week 15

  • Create a 10-page sector report compiling:
    • Company overview
    • Regulatory and trend observations

Community support

  • Ongoing support is mentioned via a separate community (not YouTube) “throughout the 100 days.”

Key rules / recommendations (career + knowledge discipline)

  • Learn = reading
  • Share = writing
  • Consistency is emphasized as the core requirement—habit formation through sustained daily practice.
  • No AI in writing
    • Explicit caution against using AI to draft posts or copying content (“copy-paste” AI content).

Engagement rules

  • Be active on LinkedIn:
    • connect requests
    • DMs
    • “heavy engagement”
  • Avoid automation/copy-paste/AI posting behavior.

Resume-building rationale

  • Completing the 100 days provides proof you can reference on a LinkedIn profile and cite on a resume.

Numbers / explicit quantities mentioned

  • 100-day challenge
  • Weekly selection early on:
    • 4–5 topics per week (with wording like “select four or five topics”)
  • Daily time commitments:
    • 40 minutes/day reading
    • 40 minutes/day reporting
  • Writing requirement:
    • minimum 150 words per post
  • Reporting milestone:
    • 10-page sector report by around Week 15
  • LinkedIn follower growth example:
    • ~8,000–10,000 followers within 4 years (from a 2020 context)
    • Then growth from ~10,000 to 100 within “the next one year” (phrasing described as inconsistent)
    • Additional claim: 15,000–20,000 followers gained from 2020 to 2022, with a “jump” afterward
  • Rewards / selection:
    • 100 people selected to receive finance books
    • Among them, 50 participants get access to a full course for chart reading
  • Start timing:
    • Must start posting from the 11th (month/day context not specified)

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • The video (per provided subtitles) does not include a standard “not financial advice” disclaimer.
  • It frames the challenge as free mentorship (“completely free… no charge”).

Tickers / assets / sectors mentioned

  • Bitcoin (example topic only)
  • No tickers (no stock/ETF/bond/crypto tickers besides “Bitcoin” as a concept)
  • No specific sectors named beyond instruction to choose a sector of your choice

Presenter / source

  • Parth Verma (host/mentor; creator of “The Valuation School”)

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