Twenty-four sessions.
One Showcase.
It opens with Session Zero — a live orientation for students and parents together, the only session parents attend. It closes with the Showcase, where students present what they built. In between: eight weeks, three live hours each.
We meet three times a week:
money, philosophy, practice.
Money
How it works, in real accounts. Compounding, paychecks and taxes, the fee-proof bank stack, credit and its traps, how ads get you to spend, index funds and Roth IRAs. By week eight: a money system, built by hand, running on its own.
Philosophy
What it's all for. Attention in the age of the algorithm. Why keeping every option open is its own trap. Commitment, patience, and choosing a life on purpose — built on the book Four Thousand Weeks.
In Practice
Where the week meets the real world. The ideas everyone inherits about money get examined line by line — the 401(k) that replaced the pension, the fees that eat a third of a lifetime. Then the part no one teaches: how to play it well anyway.
Every session,
on the record.
The Friday lines below name each week's headline. The full Friday discipline never changes: two inherited ideas examined, one piece of hidden machinery named, one scam taken apart, and one question answered in writing. Every week, all four.
- Money: how compounding actually works — time is the asset
- Philosophy: four thousand weeks
- Friday: the 401(k) accident, examined
- Money: paychecks, taxes, and asking for more
- Philosophy: choosing means losing
- Friday: the productivity-pay gap, examined
- Money: the fee-proof account stack and the first buffer
- Philosophy: the efficiency trap
- Friday: who profits when you're broke, examined
- Money: credit, and the traps built into it
- Philosophy: attention is your life
- Friday: the credit machine, examined
- Money: spending, and how companies engineer wanting
- Philosophy: time is a network good
- Friday: owning nothing, examined
- Money: index funds and the Roth IRA
- Philosophy: when do you actually live?
- Friday: the cost of fees, examined
- Money: risk, noise, and rules written in calm
- Philosophy: rest, and staying on the bus
- Friday: the casino in your pocket, examined
- Money: the whole system, assembled and automated
- Philosophy: "enough for what?", answered in writing
- Friday: the golden handcuffs, examined — then the Showcase rehearsal
Every week ends with a checklist done at home, in the student's own real accounts. Bound together, the eight checklists become the workbook they leave with.
Ten seats a class, chosen for curiosity.
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