The course · for parents

Every one of the thirty lessons, and what your child finishes with.

Three parts of ten. One lesson at a time, about twenty minutes of work in between. Each part ends with something real, done where you can see it. Nothing here is theory about AI. AI is the staff. The business is the work.

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What a lesson is.

Every lesson has the same four parts. Your child always knows what is coming.

A short film

Taught by an AI twin of Darryl, made once from his face and voice. It says only the words written for that lesson. It never answers back.

One page

The idea on the page, and the work written in your child's own hand.

One job, with AI

AI does the fetching, the drafting and the counting. Your child makes the decision and owns it.

One thing shown

The work is said out loud to you at the end. One question each. Praise is not the point. Then the next task is written down.

Part One · L1 to L10

Find it, price it, sell it

Nothing here assumes a business exists. Every lesson is about the first time.

L1
Twenty ideas, then one you can sellTwenty things people already pay for, written down, then one kept that can be sold this week.
L2
Test it on five people before you build anythingFive real conversations. Nothing made yet.
L3
The offer: one page, one priceWhat is being sold, what it costs, what the buyer gets.
L4
Price it so you keep somethingWhat it costs to make, set against what it sells for.
L5
Make the thing, on timeDelivered on the day named, or the reason written down on the same page.
L6
Money in, money out: bank, ID, recordsWhere the money sits, who can see it, and what a record looks like.
L7
Ask for the saleThe words, said out loud, to a person who is allowed to say no.
L8
When it goes wrongRefund, apology, repair. Decided before it happens, not during.
L9
Get found again: one channel, follow up, referralsOne place to be seen, the follow up, and the customer who brings another one.
L10
The numbers and the decisionWhat came in, what went out, and whether to keep going.

Ends with a customer who paid, a job delivered on the day named, and a record a stranger could read.

Part Two · L11 to L20

Keep the customer, raise the price

Part Two assumes the first customer exists. Every lesson is about the second time.

L11
The second sale is the businessThe first customer can be luck. The second one is a business.
L12
Raise the price and keep the customerWhat has to be true before a price goes up, and how to say it.
L13
The costs you never wrote downThe real cost of one more sale.
L14
The second productWhat to add, and what to leave alone.
L15
The supplierWhere the thing comes from, and what happens when it does not arrive.
L16
Books a tax agent will acceptRecords someone else can read without asking a question.
L17
The channel that keeps workingThe one that brings buyers without being pushed every week.
L18
Saying no, and the customer you should not have takenThe job that costs more than it pays.
L19
When a customer does not payThe words, the dates, and what to do next.
L20
Is this a business or a hobbyA decision, written down, with the numbers behind it.

Ends with a customer who bought again, a price that leaves a margin, and a month of books a stranger could read.

Part Three · L21 to L30

It runs a week without you

Part Three is about the week your child is not there.

L21
The first person you bring inWho, what they are paid, and what they own.
L22
The words that sell when you are not thereThe page, the message and the price, working without your child in the room.
L23
One job each for the machineWhat the AI does, and what it must never do.
L24
Selling to people who are not your friendsStrangers, and why they are easier than family.
L25
Money you do not spendWhat is kept back, what is paid out, and why.
L26
Four ways to grow without more hoursFour ways, and the cost of each one.
L27
The name that arrives before youWhat people say about the business when your child is not there.
L28
The month that goes wrongWhat breaks, and the plan already written for it.
L29
The year on one pageThe whole year, on one page, with numbers.
L30
A week without youSeven days. The business runs. Your child watches.

Ends with seven days where the business runs without them, and a year on one page.

What you actually have to do.

You do not need to be a business person. You need to hold the dates and read the page.

About twenty minutes between lessons. The child does the work, not you.
Read the page your child fills in. One question is enough.
Keep the dates. A missed lesson does not matter. A missed deliverable does.
One phone call, in one lesson, to a local adult who will answer a question about money. A shop owner or a tradesperson is ideal.
A printer, or a way to make a one page PDF.

Free with either part: the school AI lessons, how to use AI and how to catch it lying. They answer the worry most parents bring to this. They are given to everyone who buys, before any part is finished.

Two prices. One child.

Paid once. Nothing renews on its own.

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The thirty lessons in one email, so you can read it away from the screen. One email. No sequence after it.

More than one child? See the family prices. Each extra child is US$97 per part of ten.