Time Is Money: A Modern Man's Guide to Wealth from King Arthur's Court: What If Your Financial Advisor Was a Legendary King? A Time Travel Novel That Will Change How You Think About Money, Success, and Your Own Potential.

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

He was a broke philosopher. His last hope was a fortune teller. His financial advisor turned out to be King Arthur.

Marco Valterni is a 35-year-old unemployed philosopher, drowning in debt and guilt. On a cold Christmas Eve in Milan, with only 20 euros to his name, he makes a desperate visit to a local fortune teller. Her prediction is absurd: a king from a distant past will teach him how to eradicate his poverty in just 21 days.

He laughs it off—until a step into the Milan metro violently hurls him a thousand years back in time, directly into the muddy, dangerous, and financially strapped court of Camelot.

Thrust into a world where wealth is measured in sacks of grain and loyalty, Marco is forced to apprentice under the greatest CEO of the Dark Ages: King Arthur himself. His modern theories on psychology and economics are useless. To survive, he must learn the ancient, brutal rules of real resource management:


- How to budget for a kingdom with only three coins and a sack of turnips.
- How to monetize junk by selling 'dented armor with character' to peasants.
- The art of debt restructuring, where a loan of three sacks of grain can be repaid in clay pots.
- The true meaning of crisis management when a drunk knight is trying to smash your small business.

But this is more than a survival story. It’s a profound transformation. Marco’s 21-day crash course in Arthurian economics will teach him the only financial principles that ever truly mattered—principles he will bring back to the modern world to build an empire of his own.

Time Is Money is a thrilling and thought-provoking blend of The Alchemist and Ready Player One. It’s for anyone who has ever felt lost in the modern economy, dreamed of a second chance, or wondered if the ancient secrets to a rich life have been forgotten.