Bruno
Malmegrim
I write about the financial space between the business you build and the life it is supposed to support.
Revenue is not the finish line.
A business can grow, look successful and still leave its owner financially fragile. The Revenue to Wealth books look at the same question from different angles: how business success can create more stability, choice and time outside the company. They belong together, but each can be read on its own. Start with the main book if you want the full system; use the Field Guide if a 30-day structure would be useful; or choose the Decision Playbook if you prefer learning through real-world cases. If one book is enough for what you need, that is enough.
From Revenue
to Wealth
The Practical System I Used to Turn Business Revenue into Personal Wealth
For founders and owner-managers who have learned how to create revenue but want the years spent building a company to create something durable outside it too.
Cash allocation, owner pay, working capital, reserves, contribution, debt, diversification, founder dependence and a complete 30-day implementation plan.
The 30-Day Revenue-to-Wealth
Field Guide
A Daily Implementation System for Cash, Owner Pay and Personal Wealth
A practical companion for founders who would find it useful to work through the ideas one day at a time. It can also be used on its own.
Across thirty days, it offers a simple structure for working through scoreboards, a 12-week cash view, owner-pay rules, resilience buffers, contribution analysis, concentration risk and a repeatable monthly money meeting — using your own numbers, at your own pace.
The Revenue-to-Wealth
Decision Playbook
25 Founder Money Decisions for Cash, Growth, Risk and Personal Security
A case-based companion for founders who like to learn by thinking through difficult choices. It stands on its own and does not require the other books.
Twenty-five realistic situations cover cash, stock, advertising, growth, debt, concentration, household security, founder time and business exits. Each case highlights the assumption that matters and a practical rule you may want to carry into future decisions.
“The business is supposed to support a life, not consume it.”
Revenue to Wealth series · Bruno Malmegrim
Built from operating,
not observing.
Bruno Malmegrim is a Brazilian founder and marketplace operator based in the United Kingdom. He built two e-commerce businesses from zero to roughly £1 million in annual sales and continues to operate Brazilian companies while living abroad.
His writing sits between business finance and personal finance: the point where revenue becomes owner pay, reserves, resilience, long-term wealth and—eventually—time.
The aim is not a bigger business at any cost. It is a business that can remain interesting without swallowing the life around it.
Books for the space
between work and life.
An independent imprint focused on practical, thoughtful books for founders who care about what commercial success is ultimately for.