Hacking Wealth

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The word "hacker" originated in the 1960s among tech enthusiasts.

At first it referred to someone who enjoyed exploring and pushing the limits of computer systems and programming. These early hackers were not malicious; they were curious individuals who loved solving complex problems and improving systems.

The term evolved from the broader use of "hack" which in the 1950s meant a creative or clever solution to a technical problem, often in a way that was unorthodox but effective.

Over time, "hacker" took on a more negative connotation, especially in the media, to describe individuals who break into computer systems.

That being said... in many tech communities the original meaning of "hacker" as a skilled programmer or tinkerer persists.

That's the definition I practice -- clever, effective and often unexpected engineering.

What is Wealth Hacking?

You can hack anything under this construct.

Wealth is a prime example: approach wealth building like a h…