Practical Initiative Portfolio for Managing Your Time Capital

 This post explains a concise framework for an initiative portfolio that helps you govern how you allocate your most limited resource: time. It breaks down the core elements that should guide decisions about which initiatives to pursue, when to expect returns, and how closely each initiative aligns with your main work.

Modeling Based on 山口周『人生の​経営戦略』​

Entity	Description
Initiative Portfolio	A curated set of personal initiatives used to guide allocation of time capital and strategic focus.
Elements of the Initiative Portfolio	The key factors and attributes that shape decisions about which initiatives to invest time in.
Timing of Monetization	The expected timeframe for an initiative to generate financial or measurable returns.
Level of Familiarity Proximity to Core Business	The degree to which an initiative is close to your main work, skills, and existing networks.
Time Capital Investment	The amount and scheduling of personal time resources allocated to each initiative.

Use this framework to make deliberate choices about where you invest your time; treat your initiative portfolio as an active governance tool and review it regularly to keep your priorities aligned.