For adults
Money school for grown-ups, minus the lecture
The same discipline we bring to a ninth grader’s classroom, aimed at the questions adults actually have: why the account keeps surprising you, what your credit record really says, and how a small business keeps honest books. Plain sentences. Worked numbers. No grade, no score, no shame.
Every session below is free to read, ends with one thing to do this week, and comes with notes for anyone running it as a workshop.
Everyday Banking
Your account, its fees, its statements, and its settings — so the bank stops surprising you.
6 sessions · about 2.5 hours in all
Credit & Growth
What your credit record says, what carrying debt costs, how rebuilding works, and the order growth actually follows.
6 sessions · about 3 hours in all
Small-Business Books
Separate accounts, a four-column ledger, invoices that get paid, and books that are ready for March all year.
6 sessions · about 2.5 hours in all
NIL Money, Planned
Income that arrives in lumps and is taxed like a business: how an athlete plans it, reserves for it, files on it, and builds something that outlasts the last game.
13 sessions · about 6 hours in all
- 1.Money That Comes in Lumps25 min
- 2.Three Accounts, One Job Each25 min
- 3.Reading the Deal Before You Sign30 min
- 4.NIL Pay Is Business Income25 min
- 5.Paying Taxes Four Times a Year30 min
- 6.Records a Tax Pro Can Use30 min
- 7.The Order Money Grows In30 min
- 8.Choosing Who Advises You30 min
- 9.Life After the Last Game30 min
- 10.Your Name Is the Product25 min
- 11.Posting for Pay, by the Rules25 min
- 12.Where NIL Money Comes From30 min
- 13.What an Offer Really Pays30 min
Run this where you are
These sessions are built to be taught as well as read — every one carries facilitator notes for a workshop room, in both languages. If you are a bank, a credit union, a library, or a community organization thinking about financial education as a real program instead of a brochure rack, here is what a partnership looks like.
