JST Academy

Tokens, embeddings, context windows, and the mechanics behind every LLM

M2How AI Models Work

Webhooks, REST, OAuth, and how modern systems talk to each other

M3APIs & Integrations

SQL vs NoSQL, schema design, indexing, and knowing when to use what

M4Databases

n8n, Make, Zapier — building systems that work while you sleep

Masters+165

M5Automation & Workflows

17m

M6Cybersecurity Fundamentals

What every founder must know to not get hacked

M7Version Control & Deployment

Git, CI/CD, branching strategies, and deploying without fear

How to architect products that scale past your first 10,000 users

M8System Design

19m

PhD+185

M9AI Agents & Autonomous Systems

Building multi-step AI workflows that act, decide, and recover

20m

PhD+195

M10Mobile Apps

How apps are built, what React Native vs native means, and when each matters

Servers, CDNs, edge computing, and what "serverless" actually means

PhD+172

M11Cloud Infrastructure

M12Building Your Own AI-Powered Product

Next-Gen AI+190

From idea to working prototype — the full architecture of a real AI product

20m

Next-Gen AI+210

CS Foundations

0/12

Algorithms, data structures, discrete math, OS theory, compilers & CS fundamentals

On completion: You'll have the theoretical computer science foundation that underpins everything you build â€” algorithms, complexity, systems theory, and the mental models that separate engineers who understand computing from those who only use tools.

M1Algorithms & Data Structures

The science of organizing and transforming information efficiently

OOP, functional, declarative — the mental models behind how code is written

M2Programming Paradigms

M3Discrete Mathematics for CS

Logic, proofs, sets, and graphs — the mathematical foundation of computation

M4Operating Systems Concepts

Processes, memory, scheduling — how software actually runs on hardware

CPU pipelines, memory hierarchies, caches — what happens below the code

M5Computer Architecture

Automata, Turing machines, and the limits of what computers can do

M6Theory of Computation

Relational algebra, normalization, ACID, and query optimization internals

M7Database Theory

M8Compiler Design & Language Theory

Lexing, parsing, AST, type systems — how source code becomes execution

M9Machine Learning Theory

Statistical learning, bias-variance, gradient descent, neural network foundations

M10Distributed Systems Theory

CAP theorem, consensus, fault tolerance, and consistency models

P vs NP, NP-completeness, reductions, and what makes problems hard

M11Complexity Theory

M12Research Methods in Computer Science

Reading papers, experimental design, peer review, and navigating the CS research landscape

The five design principles that separate maintainable code from technical debt

Software Engineering

0/12

SOLID principles, design patterns, clean code, testing, architecture & engineering culture

On completion: You'll write and direct code with professional discipline â€” SOLID principles, design patterns, meaningful tests, clean architecture, and the engineering culture practices that separate high-performing teams from chaotic ones.

M1SOLID Principles

Creational, structural, and behavioral patterns — the vocabulary of software design

M2Design Patterns

Unit, integration, E2E — test pyramid, TDD, property-based testing

M3Testing Strategies

M4Clean Code & Code Quality

Naming, functions, structure — the craft of writing code that reads like prose

M5Software Architecture Patterns

MVC, hexagonal, event-driven, microservices — choosing the right architecture

M6Technical Debt & Refactoring

Managing accumulated complexity, safe refactoring techniques, and code evolution

Giving and receiving feedback that improves code and strengthens teams

M7Code Review Culture

M8SDLC Models & Agile Practices

Waterfall, Scrum, Kanban, and choosing the right process for the problem

REST, GraphQL, RPC — designing APIs developers love to use

M9API Design

M10Security in Software Development

Threat modeling, OWASP Top 10, secure coding — building security in, not bolting it on

M11Documentation & Engineering Communication

Writing docs people read, ADRs, technical specs, and the RFC process

M12Engineering Culture & Career

Staff engineer, tech lead, and engineering manager paths — navigating growth

M1TCP/IP & Network Fundamentals

Networks & OS

0/12

TCP/IP, OS internals, Linux, cloud infrastructure, containers, SRE & systems engineering

On completion: You'll understand what actually happens beneath your application â€” the OS scheduling your threads, the TCP handshakes carrying your data, the Linux kernel you deploy on, and the reliability engineering practices that keep production alive.

How data travels across the internet — protocols, layers, and addressing

M2Operating System Internals

Processes, memory, file systems — the layer between hardware and your code

M3Concurrency & Synchronization

Threads, locks, race conditions, deadlocks — writing correct concurrent code

M4Linux Command Line & Shell Scripting

Mastering the terminal: files, processes, pipelines, and automation

M5Cloud Infrastructure & DevOps

Cloud models, IaC, containers, CI/CD — modern deployment infrastructure

M6Database Systems & Storage

ACID, indexes, query optimization, NoSQL — choosing and using the right database

Firewalls, TLS, PKI, zero trust — defending networked systems

M7Network Security

M8Virtualization & Containers Deep Dive

Hypervisors, namespaces, cgroups, Kubernetes scheduling — how isolation works

M9Distributed Systems Fundamentals

Consensus, replication, consistency models — engineering for failure

M10Performance Engineering

Profiling, benchmarking, latency analysis — finding and fixing bottlenecks

M11Networking for Modern Web Apps

CDNs, WebSockets, HTTP/3, edge computing — the modern web infrastructure stack

M12Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)

Incident response, on-call, runbooks, postmortems — operating production systems

The discipline that turned computers from machines for experts into tools for everyone

Human-Computer Interaction

0/12

User research, usability, cognitive models, accessibility, interaction design & HCI theory

On completion: You'll design systems that match how people actually think and behave â€” grounded in cognitive science, usability research, and interaction design principles that separate frustrating products from exceptional ones.

M1Foundations of HCI

M2Mental Models & Cognitive Load

Why users misread interfaces — and how to design with the brain's actual architecture

How to find out what users actually need — not what they say they need

M3User Research Methods

M4Usability Principles & Heuristics

The ten rules that predict 85% of interface problems before a single user sees it

M5Information Architecture

Organising content so users can find what they need without thinking about how to find it

M6Interaction Design Patterns

The reusable solutions that solve the recurring problems of digital interface design

Failing fast, learning cheaply — from paper sketches to A/B tests at scale

M7Prototyping & Testing

M8Accessibility & Inclusive Design

Building for the full range of human ability — not as a compliance checkbox but as a design standard

M9Mobile & Responsive Design

Designing for small screens, touch input, and interrupted context — the constraints that produce better design

M10Persuasive Technology & Behavioural Design

The science of designing for behaviour change — and the ethics of choosing to use it

Using analytics, heat maps, and funnel analysis to make interface decisions with evidence

M11Data-Driven UX

M12HCI in AI & Emerging Interfaces

Conversational UI, voice, spatial computing, and the new design challenges of AI-mediated interaction

M1What a Tech Company Actually Is

Run Your Tech Co.

0/12

Product, engineering, hiring, infra, pricing & scaling ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â everything you need to actually operate a technology company

On completion: You'll have the operational, strategic, and technical knowledge to run a technology company without being dependent on advisors for every decision ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â from product roadmap to dev hiring to infrastructure to profitable scaling.

Product vs. service, SaaS vs. agency, platform vs. tool — choosing the model that compounds

How to run a product roadmap without a product manager — and when to hire one

M2Product Thinking

M3Engineering Management Without Being an Engineer

How to work with developers, run sprints, and make technical debt decisions when you cannot read the code

How to evaluate technology choices, avoid lock-in, and stop letting tools make decisions for you

M4Tech Stack Decisions

Per-seat, usage-based, flat, freemium — the mechanics behind each and how to stop leaving money on the table

M5Pricing SaaS Products

M6Infrastructure & DevOps Fundamentals

What every tech founder needs to understand about hosting, deployment, uptime, and security — without becoming a DevOps engineer

M7Hiring Technical Talent

Engineer archetypes, interview process, contractor vs. employee, and where to find devs in the Caribbean

M8Data, Privacy & Compliance

GDPR basics, what you are actually collecting, privacy policy requirements, and security SOPs that protect your clients and your company

M9Technical Partnerships & Integrations

The API economy, negotiating with SaaS vendors, white-labeling, and making third-party integrations a competitive advantage

When to rebuild vs. iterate, architecture for growth, multi-tenancy, and performance at scale

M10Scaling the Product

M11Fundraising for Tech Companies

Next-Gen AI+180

VC vs. angel vs. revenue-based financing, what investors look for, and how to build a deck that gets meetings

M12From Founder-Led to Managed

Next-Gen AI+180

The transition from you-do-everything to a team that ships without you — and why most founders never make it

M1Brand Positioning & Market Fit

💼 Business & Marketing

Revenue, strategy and brand — the operator and founder stack.

Marketing

0/12

Brand strategy, paid growth, content & positioning

On completion: You'll be able to build a full acquisition funnel, brief a media buyer, write converting copy, and read attribution data without being misled by vanity metrics.

Define the territory your brand owns — before your competitors do

M2Paid Media Attribution: Knowing What Actually Works

Cut through vanity metrics and tie spend to revenue with precision

M3Content Strategy: Building a Machine Without Burning Out

Design a content system that compounds — not a content calendar that exhausts

M4Email Sequences That Convert: The 7-Touch Framework

Engineer automated sequences that build trust and close — without feeling robotic

M5Social Proof Architecture: Building Trust at Scale

Design a proof ecosystem that converts skeptics before they talk to sales

M6SEO Fundamentals: How Search Actually Works

Build organic visibility that compounds — not a ranking that disappears with the next update

M7Funnel Design & Conversion Rate Optimisation

Fix the leaks before you scale the traffic — a conversion audit framework

M8Influencer & Creator Marketing

Build creator relationships that drive sales — not just impressions

M9Community Building & Retention Marketing

Turn customers into advocates through systems that sustain engagement long after the sale

M10Analytics & Data-Driven Decisions

Move from reporting what happened to knowing what to do next

M11PR & Earned Media: Getting Coverage That Matters

Build relationships and create stories that journalists actually want to publish

M12Marketing Operations: Scaling Without Chaos

Build the systems, processes, and team structure that let marketing compound instead of collapse

M1Foundations of Consumer Psychology

Consumer Psychology

0/12

Cognitive biases, motivation, persuasion science, qualitative & quantitative research methods

On completion: You'll understand why consumers actually make decisions â€” the biases, emotions, social forces, and unconscious processes behind every purchase â€” and apply that knowledge to research, messaging, and strategy.

How people think, feel, and decide — the science behind buying behavior

M2Cognitive Biases in Marketing

Anchoring, loss aversion, social proof — the mental shortcuts that drive decisions

M3Motivation, Emotion & Meaning

What drives people at a deeper level — intrinsic motivation, emotion, brand meaning

M4Qualitative Research Methods

Focus groups, ethnography, interviews — understanding the why behind behavior

M5Quantitative Research Methods

Surveys, conjoint analysis, A/B testing — measuring what drives decisions

M6Influence & Persuasion Science

Cialdini's principles, reciprocity, commitment — the science of ethical influence

M7Psychographic Segmentation & Targeting

Values, lifestyles, personality — going beyond demographics to find your real audience

M8Customer Journey & Experience Mapping

Touchpoints, moments of truth, and the architecture of a remarkable customer experience

M9Neuromarketing & Unconscious Processing

Implicit cognition, emotional priming, sensory marketing — what the brain decides before the mind

M10Cultural Psychology & Cross-Cultural Consumer Behavior

Hofstede's dimensions, collectivism vs. individualism, global marketing adaptation

M11Digital Consumer Behavior

Online decision-making, social media psychology, UX and persuasion in digital environments

M12Consumer Ethics, Sustainability & Applied Strategy

Ethical frameworks, greenwashing, the psychology of sustainable consumption, and pulling it all together

M1Marketing Analytics Foundations

Marketing Science

0/12

Analytics, pricing, MMM, CLV modeling, CRO, PLG, email science & ROI frameworks

On completion: You'll approach marketing as a science â€” measuring, modeling, and optimizing with the rigor of a data scientist â€” from attribution and pricing strategy to CLV modeling and budget allocation.

Data, metrics, and measurement frameworks every marketer must understand

M2Price Elasticity & Pricing Strategy

How demand responds to price — and how to design pricing that maximizes value

M3Marketing Mix Modeling & Media Effectiveness

MMM, channel attribution, incrementality testing — measuring true marketing impact

M4Demand Generation & Pipeline Mechanics

How demand is created, captured, and converted — the science behind B2B and B2C growth

M5SEO, Content Science & Organic Growth

Search ranking mechanics, content strategy frameworks, and building compounding organic assets

M6Social Media Science & Algorithmic Reach

How platform algorithms work, what drives organic reach, and scientific creative testing

M7Customer Lifetime Value Modeling

Building CLV models that drive acquisition, retention, and budget decisions

M8Conversion Rate Optimization

The systematic science of turning more traffic into customers

M9Growth Hacking & Product-Led Growth

The science of embedding growth into the product itself

M10Email Marketing Science

The highest-ROI channel — deliverability, personalization, automation, and measurement

M11Influencer & Creator Marketing Science

Measuring and scaling creator partnerships with rigor and data

M12Marketing ROI Synthesis & Budget Science

Portfolio-level marketing investment optimization, ROI proof, and board-level reporting

What brand equity is, how it is built, and why it is the most durable competitive advantage

Brand Strategy

0/12

Brand equity, positioning, identity systems, architecture, global strategy & crisis management

On completion: You'll build and manage brands like a senior brand strategist â€” positioning for competitive advantage, building identity systems that scale, managing equity across markets and over time, and connecting brand to financial outcomes.

M1Brand Equity Theory

Defining where a brand lives in the competitive landscape and in consumer minds

M2Brand Positioning

Visual and verbal identity design — color, typography, voice, and system thinking

M3Brand Identity Systems

M4Competitive Positioning Frameworks

Porter, Blue Ocean, Jobs-to-be-Done, and the strategic tools for competitive brand positioning

How to structure brand portfolios — house of brands, branded house, and hybrid strategies

M5Brand Architecture

M6Brand Measurement & Tracking

Quantifying brand health — awareness, equity, and the metrics that predict business outcomes

M7Brand Extension & Growth Strategy

Extending brand equity into new categories, markets, and occasions

M8Brand Management Over Time

Revitalization, adaptation, and managing brand equity across market cycles

Building and managing brands across cultures, markets, and geographies

M9Global Brand Strategy

M10Brand Crisis Management

Protecting and restoring brand equity when trust is damaged

M11Purpose-Driven Branding

Brand purpose, corporate values, and the role of brand in social responsibility

M12Brand Strategy Synthesis

Integrating brand strategy theory into practice — the complete brand strategist

M1The Business Model — How Companies Actually Make Money

Business

0/12

Operations, finance, strategy & leadership

On completion: You'll be able to read financial statements, price for profit, build operational systems, lead a team, and think strategically across a 3-year horizon.

Revenue models, unit economics, CAC/LTV, and gross margin decoded

M2Financial Statements Decoded

Read the P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statement like an investor

Cost-plus vs value pricing, anchoring, elasticity, and subscription models

Masters+170

M3Pricing for Profit

M4Operations & Systems Thinking

SOPs, delegation ladders, and the org chart as information architecture

SWOT is dead — Porter's Five Forces, Blue Ocean, and scenario planning

M5Strategic Planning

M6Legal Foundations for Business

Contracts, liability structures, IP protection, and terms & conditions

M7Leadership & Managing People

Feedback loops, performance management, and the difference between managing and leading

Bootstrapping vs equity, pitch decks, term sheets, and dilution mechanics

M8Fundraising & Capital

M9Negotiation & Deal-Making

BATNA, anchoring, silence, and multi-party negotiations

M10Customer Psychology & Sales

Jobs to Be Done, sales funnels, objection handling, and closing without pressure

M11Building a Board & Advisory Network

When you need one, what they actually do, and equity vs cash comp

Hiring ahead of growth, M&A basics, and what founders regret

Next-Gen AI+155

M12Scaling & Exit

M1What Product Management Is

Next-Gen AI+185

Product Management

0/12

Discovery, strategy, roadmapping, PMF, requirements, prioritisation, GTM & product leadership

On completion: You'll operate as a senior product manager â€” leading discovery, defining strategy, setting roadmaps, working with engineering, and measuring product success with the rigour of a principal PM at a growth-stage company.

The role that sits at the intersection of technology, business, and user need — and why it exists

M2User Research & Discovery

Finding the right problem before spending a dollar building the wrong solution

M3Product Strategy & Roadmapping

The architecture of product direction — where you are going, why, and in what order

The only milestone that matters — and how to know when you have it

M4Product-Market Fit

Translating user need and business intent into buildable, testable specifications

M5Defining Requirements

M6Prioritisation Frameworks

Deciding what to build first when everything is urgent and nothing can be ignored

M7Working with Engineering

How PMs and engineers build things together — and the breakdowns that sink both

From working product to adopted product — the gap most technical teams underestimate

M8Go-to-Market Strategy

M9Product Metrics & Analytics

The numbers that tell you if your product is working — and the ones that lie

M10Growth & Lifecycle Management

How products grow, stall, and sustain — and the PM decisions that determine which

M11Platform Products & APIs

When the product is infrastructure — designing for the developers who build on top of you

The craft of making better product decisions, building product culture, and growing as a PM

M12Product Leadership

M1Architecture of a Sales System

Sales Management

0/12

Sales system design, buyer psychology, prospecting, discovery, closing, CRM, team structure, ABM, RevOps & sales culture

On completion: You'll design and operate a revenue system â€” not just sell â€” managing pipeline, coaching a team, forecasting accurately, building key account relationships, and creating the culture where great salespeople become exceptional ones.

Understanding the engine that turns interest into revenue — and why most "sales problems" are really system problems

M2Buyer Psychology & Decision Science

How people actually decide to buy — and how great salespeople work with that reality

M3Prospecting & Pipeline Building

The front of the funnel — generating qualified conversations at scale without burning your reputation

The most important conversation in a sale — and why most salespeople spend it talking instead of listening

M4The Discovery Call

M5Presenting Value & Handling Objections

Tailoring the pitch to the specific situation — and transforming objections from walls into conversations

Getting to yes — the final stage that depends entirely on how well the first five went

M6Closing & Negotiation

The infrastructure of a sales team — data, visibility, and the systems that make everything else measurable

M7CRM & Sales Operations

M8Sales Team Structure & Hiring

Building the team that executes the system — roles, hiring signals, and the mistakes that destroy cultures

M9Account-Based Sales & Key Account Management

The strategic approach to high-value accounts — when quality beats quantity

M10Revenue Operations (RevOps)

The integration of marketing, sales, and customer success data and process — the modern approach to revenue predictability

M11Sales Metrics & Forecasting

The numbers that tell you where the revenue is coming from, going to, and why

M12Building a Scalable Sales Culture

The human operating system behind the revenue machine — values, coaching, and the environment where great salespeople become great

Full-service agency vs. specialist studio vs. consultant vs. white-label operator — choosing the business you actually want to run

Run Your Marketing Co.

0/12

Client acquisition, delivery, team structure, pricing, retention & scaling a marketing agency or consultancy

On completion: You'll know how to price, acquire, deliver, retain, and scale a marketing company ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â from your first retainer client to a multi-brand agency with systematised delivery and a team that runs without you in every meeting.

M1Defining Your Model

Retainer vs. project vs. performance, value-based pricing, and why hourly is a trap even when it feels safe

M2Pricing Your Services

The agency's growth problem, referral engines, outbound vs. content-led, and building a pitch deck that closes

M3Client Acquisition

Scoping calls, discovery questionnaires, red flags to watch for, and the discipline of saying no to bad clients

M4The Discovery Process

M5Writing Proposals & Contracts

What must be in every contract, scope creep clauses, payment terms, and kill fees that protect both parties

M6Onboarding Clients Well

The 30-day ramp, reporting cadence, and setting expectations before problems start

M7Building Delivery Systems

SOPs for social, email, ads, and content — how to remove yourself from execution and ship without chaos

M8Hiring & Managing Creative Teams

Copywriters, designers, strategists — what good work looks like, how to review output, and when to hire vs. freelance

M9Client Reporting & Retention

Dashboards, monthly reviews, how to present bad results, and the strategy for renewing clients before the question is asked

M10Performance Marketing for Client Accounts

Running Meta and Google for clients — attribution, budget management, ROAS targets, and not burning their money

M11Managing Multiple Clients Without Burning Out

Capacity planning, account management systems, communication norms, and protecting your energy at scale

Adding service lines, white-labeling, hiring account managers, and building systems that allow growth without chaos

M12Scaling Your Agency

M1Visual Hierarchy: Engineering the Eye Path

🎨 Creative & Design

Direction, visual systems and game design.

Design

0/12

Visual identity, UI/UX & brand systems

On completion: You'll be able to direct creative work with precision, brief designers like a creative director, build brand systems that scale, and evaluate design decisions against business objectives.

How the eye moves and what controls attention

M2Typography: The Voice Before the Words

Choosing fonts, pairing, sizing, and type as identity

M3Color Theory: System, Psychology, and Brand

Palettes, psychology, contrast, and brand color systems

M4Brand Identity Systems: Beyond the Logo

Logos, marks, lockups, and identity architecture

M5Layout & Composition: The Rules Professionals Break

Grids, white space, and deliberate rule-breaking

M6UI/UX Design: Designing for Behavior

User flows, wireframing, and designing for how people actually act

M7Design for Social Media: What Performs vs. What Looks Good

Formats, templates, and the science of scroll-stopping design

M8Print Design: What Designers Send to Press

Production specs, bleed, CMYK, and professional print workflow

M9Motion & Animation: How Movement Creates Meaning

Transitions, micro-interactions, and the principles of purposeful motion

M10Briefing a Designer: Communicate Vision Without Being Creative Yourself

How to direct creative work when you are not the creative

M11Design Systems: Scaling Visual Consistency

Component libraries, design tokens, and systematic visual thinking

M12Portfolio & Creative Direction: Building Authority

Curating a body of work and directing creative teams

M1Visual Storytelling Fundamentals

Next-Gen AI+175

Creative

0/12

Photography, videography, editing ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â vocabulary & direction skills to brief creatives like a pro

On completion: You'll speak the language of photographers, videographers, and editors fluently ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â able to direct shoots, evaluate creative work, and brief a production team without needing to hold the camera yourself.

How images communicate before words do

11m

Masters+140

M2Photography Vocabulary: Speaking the Language of Light

The technical grammar behind every great shot

M3Video Editing: Pacing, Cuts & the Invisible Craft

Why the best edits are the ones you never notice

M4Brand Photography: Directing Shots That Are Actually Usable

The gap between beautiful images and strategic ones

M5Reels & Short-Form Video: The Formula Behind Retention

Engineering the first three seconds and everything after

M6Copywriting for Creatives: Words That Make Visuals Land

How copy and image work together — or destroy each other

M7Art Direction Principles: The Eye Behind the Lens

What separates an art director from a content maker

M8Color in Creative Work: Building Visual Identity Through Palette

Why color is a brand decision before it is an aesthetic one

M9Creative Briefing Mastery: Getting What You Need From Any Team

The brief is the single highest-leverage document in creative production

M10Post-Production Workflows: From Raw to Ready

Building a process that makes every asset consistent and on-time

M11Sonic Branding & Audio Direction

The brand element most creatives ignore and most audiences remember

M12Creative Direction at Scale: Running Campaigns That Deliver

Masters+140

How to maintain creative quality when volume, speed, and teams increase

Why humans play — and how the brain turns play into obsession

Game Design & Dev

0/12

Brain-mapped game design, POV mechanics, narrative, reward systems, immersive experience & building with Phaser 3

On completion: You'll understand how the human brain responds to games at a neurological level, design experiences mapped to specific emotional needs, build compelling narrative and reward systems, and ship a fully playable 2D game using modern web tools ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â with audio, procedural generation, and no external assets.

M1The Psychology of Play

M2Point of View & First-Person Design

Basic+100

How camera perspective shapes identity, emotion, and immersion

11m

Basic+100

M3Game Genres & Brain Mapping

Which neural systems each game type targets — and why it matters for design

M4Narrative Design & Emotional Storytelling

Masters+120

How to tell stories players feel, not just follow

M5Reward Systems & Progression Design

Masters+130

Building loops that keep players coming back without manipulating them

M6Audience Design & Emotional Appeal

Masters+130

Who is your player — and what do they actually need from your game

11m

Masters+120

M7Immersive Experience Design

Sound, environment, feedback — making the game world feel real

M8Building & Shipping Games

PhD+150

From prototype to playable — the technical and creative pipeline

M9Level Design & World Building

Spatial flow, pacing curves, difficulty ramps — how to build spaces players want to move through

M10Game Monetization & Business Models

Masters+130

Free-to-play, premium, live service — building revenue without destroying player trust

M11Multiplayer & Social Game Design

PhD+150

Netcode, social loops, community — designing games that are better together

M12Game Marketing & Launch Strategy

PhD+145

Trailers, Steam pages, community building, and getting players to show up

Discipline over motivation, systems over willpower, identity-based habits

🧠 Mind, Culture & Knowledge

The inner architecture and cross-domain literacy that compounds everything else.

Mindset

0/12

Discipline, focus, decision-making & performance

On completion: You'll have a personal operating system built on systems over willpower, cognitive bias awareness, energy management, and a clearly articulated philosophy that guides decisions under pressure.

M1The Operator's Mindset

M2Cognitive Biases in Business

Basic+120

Confirmation bias, sunk cost, availability heuristic, and how smart people fail

M3Decision-Making Frameworks

Second-order thinking, pre-mortem, the 10/10/10 rule, and reversible vs irreversible

M4Deep Work & Attention Architecture

Cal Newport, phone as tool not companion, and time blocking that works

Not time management — sleep science, ultradian rhythms, and cognitive load

Basic+130

M5Energy Management

M6Dealing with Failure & Setbacks

Basic+125

Post-mortem vs self-pity, bouncing forward (not back), and building antifragility

M7Building Confidence Without Arrogance

Basic+130

The competence-confidence loop, imposter syndrome mechanics, and earned confidence

Negative self-talk patterns, cognitive restructuring, and the evidence-based reframe

M8The Inner Critic

M9Emotional Regulation Under Pressure

Masters+145

Fight/flight/freeze in business, tactical breathing, and regulating in real-time

Delayed gratification, compounding applied to non-financial life, and 10-year thinking

M10Long-Term Thinking

M11Philosophy as Operating System

Stoicism for founders, Marcus Aurelius applied, and amor fati in business

Values clarification, the 5-year plan that works, and building an environment that produces who you want to be

M12Designing Your Life

M1Foundations of Human Psychology

Psychology

0/12

How minds work ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â and how to recognise & defend against psychopaths, manipulators & toxic people

On completion: You'll understand the architecture of the human mind, recognise manipulation in real-time, identify dark triad personalities before they cause damage, and build genuine psychological resilience.

The frameworks that actually held up — Freud, Jung, Maslow, and modern cognitive science

M2The Architecture of Emotion

How emotions form, what the amygdala actually does, and why logic rarely wins against feeling

M3Attachment Theory in Practice

Secure vs insecure attachment — how childhood shapes adult relationships and business behaviour

Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy — what they look like and how to identify them early

M4The Dark Triad

M5Manipulation Tactics Decoded

Gaslighting, DARVO, lovebombing, intermittent reinforcement, triangulation — named and defused

M6Persuasion vs Manipulation

Cialdini's principles applied ethically — the line between influence and coercion

Catastrophising, black-and-white thinking, mind reading — and how to interrupt them

M7Cognitive Distortions

M8Building Real Psychological Resilience

Post-traumatic growth, locus of control, and the difference between coping and thriving

M9Social Psychology & Group Dynamics

Conformity (Asch), obedience (Milgram), groupthink in business teams

M10The Psychology of Money & Risk

Loss aversion, mental accounting, the endowment effect, and why we overpay for things we own

Micro-expressions, baseline behaviour, verbal/non-verbal congruence, detecting deception

M11Reading People

Setting psychological limits, recognising when you are being targeted, and building emotional sovereignty

M12Protecting Your Mind

Socrates, Aristotle, and why self-knowledge is the prerequisite for everything else

Higher Self

0/12

Self-actualisation, consciousness, mysticism & the inner architecture of a life lived at full potential

On completion: You'll have a working inner framework ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â drawn from philosophy, psychology, and contemplative tradition ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â for living with purpose, meeting difficulty with equanimity, and building a life that means something.

M1The Examined Life

M2Stoicism: The Operating System

Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and Seneca — not philosophy as comfort but as practice

Jungian individuation — integrating what you've rejected about yourself

M3The Shadow & the Self

Impermanence, suffering, and the architecture of a non-reactive consciousness

M4Buddhism & the Mind

M5Consciousness & Awareness

What is experience? The hard problem, altered states, and the nature of the witness

Mortality, meaning, and how the end makes the rest count

M6Facing Death

Frankl, Nietzsche, and the construction of a life that means something

M7Purpose & Meaning

M8Mysticism & Non-Dual Awareness

The perennial philosophy — what every tradition means when it says the same thing

22m

M9Love, Connection & the Other

What philosophy and neuroscience say about the deepest human bond

Peak experience, optimal states, and the neuroscience of being fully alive

M10Transcendence & Flow

22m

M11Silence, Solitude & the Inner Life

Why the most powerful people cultivate the capacity to be alone with themselves

M12Living at Full Potential

Integration — building the life your highest self would recognise

22m

M1High-Context vs. Low-Context Communication

Cross Cultures

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Cultural intelligence, global communication styles & navigating diverse environments

On completion: You'll navigate global business rooms with cultural fluency ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â reading unspoken rules, adjusting your register by context, and building trust across the cultural fault lines that derail most deals.

Why directness reads as rude in half the world

M2East Asian Business Culture

Japan, China, Korea — hierarchy, harmony, and face

M3The African and Caribbean World

Cultural intelligence for doing business across the diaspora

M4Latin America: Relationships Before Deals

Time orientation, warmth, and trust as strategy

M5Middle Eastern and South Asian Business Culture

Trust networks, negotiation, and hospitality as signal

M6Northern Europe vs. Southern Europe

Consensus cultures, emotional expression, and punctuality as value

M7The United States and Canada

What the world misreads about North American business culture

How faith shapes professional norms across cultures

M8Religion in Business

M9Code-Switching and Cultural Fluency

Reading rooms, adjusting register, and being globally legible

Navigating dual identity in professional and social contexts

M10Diaspora Intelligence

M11Cross-Cultural Negotiation

What concessions, silence, and eye contact mean in different rooms

Remote collaboration, cultural conflict resolution, and inclusive leadership

M12Building Global Teams

M1How Laws Are Actually Made

Need to Know

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Essential concepts across law, finance, science, psychology & the world ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â the things sharp people just know

On completion: You'll have the cross-domain literacy that distinguishes intellectually sovereign people ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â able to hold your own in rooms about law, economics, geopolitics, science, and markets without bluffing.

From idea to enforceable rule — the legislation lifecycle no one taught you in school

M2Economics Without the Jargon

Supply, demand, inflation, and interest rates explained at street level

M3The Global Financial System

IMF, World Bank, reserve currency, and why "the Fed raised rates" affects your grocery bill

M4Constitutional Rights & Civil Liberties

What your rights actually are, what police can and cannot do, and when to invoke them

M5Contract Law in Plain English

Offer, acceptance, breach, and remedies — what you are actually signing

Peer review, statistical significance, p-hacking, and why headlines lie about studies

M6How Science Works

M7History's Recurring Patterns

Empires that fell and why — currency collapses, resource wars, and the cycles that repeat

Alliances, proxies, geography as destiny, and the Caribbean's strategic position

M8Geopolitics 101

Nudge theory, choice architecture, and how your decisions are made before you make them

M9Behavioral Economics

Income vs. capital gains, legal avoidance vs. illegal evasion, and how the wealthy pay less

M10Tax Literacy

M11Media Literacy & Information Warfare

How propaganda works, disinformation vs. misinformation, and evaluating sources

M12The Intellectual's Toolkit

First principles, Occam's Razor, Bayesian updating, and Fermi estimation

Neural networks in plain language — the difference between AI hype and AI reality

Future Systems

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Law-making, lobbying, globalization, AI across every field & aligning with the tech-driven future

On completion: You'll understand the macro forces reshaping every industry ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Â and be positioned to move with them rather than be displaced by them.

M1How AI Actually Works

M2AI Across Every Industry

What is being automated, what is not, and where the real disruption is happening

AI legislation globally, data sovereignty, GDPR, and what's coming in the next 5 years

M3The Regulatory Future

What jobs survive, what the AI co-pilot model means, and how to stay valuable

M4The Future of Work

M5Globalization's Second Phase

Next-Gen AI+175

Nearshoring, friendshoring, supply chain decoupling, and what it means for small nations

M6The Geopolitics of Technology

US-China tech war, semiconductor dominance, and which countries are winning

Blockchain's real use cases, what survived the NFT collapse, and decentralized finance reality

M7Web3 Without the Noise

M8The Creator Economy at Scale

AI-generated content, platform power, and the economics of audience vs. algorithm

M9Space, Climate & The Next Resource Wars

Next-Gen AI+165

Lithium, rare earths, water as geopolitical weapon, and the resource competition ahead

M10Smart Cities & The Infrastructure of Tomorrow

5G, IoT, digital twins, and what Jamaica and the Caribbean can actually build

M11Education's Transformation

Next-Gen AI+160

Credentialing vs. competence, AI tutors, and what a degree will mean in 2040

M12Your Strategic Position in the Future

Next-Gen AI+165

Building a career and company that is AI-native, not AI-replaced

M1Market Structure Fundamentals

Next-Gen AI+180

📈 Trading

Smart Money Concepts, VIX indices, risk and execution.

Trading

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SMC, VIX indices, risk models & execution

On completion: You'll be able to read price action using Smart Money Concepts, manage risk with a professional framework, and trade VIX indices with a documented, testable edge.

How price moves and why every level means something

M2Smart Money Concepts: How Institutions Move Markets

Understanding the institutional playbook retail traders never see

M3Order Blocks: Entry Precision on Volatility Indices

Identifying where institutions left their footprint and why price returns