Eight months of personal finance, built on the book. Each month gives you a pool of lessons — you choose four. Core lessons follow a book chapter; electives go deeper on one section of it.
Open any live lesson and you get the same seven sections. The book sits open beside the screen the whole way through.
The hook, the big idea, what you'll be able to do, and what to read and underline in the book first.
Everything the chapter established, compressed into checkable points, plus the chapter's vocabulary.
The historical figure who narrates the chapter — their story, their quote, and why they teach this one.
Four passes through the parts of the chapter students most often get wrong.
A writing assignment that is deliberately not the one printed in the book. Both get done.
Ten auto-graded questions drawn from the chapter, each with an explanation whether you're right or wrong.
What you need on the desk — book pages, records to gather, people to interview, and where to go further.
Expand any month to see its pool. Lessons marked Ready are fully built and open now.
Core lessons cover the book chapter by chapter. Electives take one section deeper — either path counts toward the four.
King Croesus minted the first coins because his people were wasting their days arguing over the value of a cow. Forty-five minutes, seven tabs, one book.