Choose your next move and present the plan

Turn your earlier work into a realistic 30-day plan for money, employment, training, or a small income experiment.

0 of 4 lessons complete

This week, you will

Choose a bounded goal supported by earlier project evidence.

Use a small test to distinguish intention from observable action.

Set weekly actions, resource limits, permission checks, and a review date.

Make the example fit your situation.

Choose a practice context. This choice does not ask for or save your age.

Example context

Combine evidence from the program into a 30-day work or income plan, with realistic actions, resource limits, and a review date.

Why this week exists

Integrate the entire program into one bounded next experiment. The capstone tests whether the learner can use evidence, constraints, and feedback to choose an executable action.

Reuse your lesson work in the project. Optional videos and extended activities add time; these are planning estimates.

Working time246 minutes

20 reading + 106 practice/checks + 90 additional project work + 30 weekly review

Project steps

Do the work in this order

01
Choose one 30-day outcome: money stability, job-search conversion, skill proof, or a small income test.
02
Cite earlier projects and any relevant observations, or use the supplied fictional case and label it clearly. Explain what the evidence supports and what remains unknown.
03
Define weekly actions, leading indicators, stop conditions, support people, and privacy limits.
04
Read the plan aloud, revise it with the quality rubric, and schedule the 30-day review.

Ready when

The plan uses earlier evidence or a labeled supplied case, proposes actions within the learner's control, names clear limits, and schedules review. A supported decision to revise or stop an income idea meets the goal; sales and outside commitments are not required.

Guided work

Complete the lesson sequence

Pass each lesson check and your lesson progress saves automatically. Return here to see your progress and work on the weekly project.

1
businessEvaluate a small validation test
Why this lesson is here: Use the supplied fictional test to practice applying a decision rule when the threshold is not met. Then define what evidence would support continuing, revising, or stopping your chosen 30-day plan. Sales or other people's commitments are optional.
Start
2
businessPlan the legal and money setup
Why this lesson is here: Identify official requirements, costs, records, and privacy questions that apply before acting on your chosen goal: money arrangements, employment, training, or a small income activity. Add unresolved checks to the capstone.
Start
3
businessBuild the first sales system
Why this lesson is here: Apply the lesson’s stages and dated follow-ups to the weekly actions in your chosen money, job, training, or income plan. Use an activity target you can actually carry out.
Start
4
businessPlan the first 90 days
Why this lesson is here: Adapt the scorecard and review loop to your 30-day capstone, tracking actions, limits, support, and a review date for your chosen goal.
Start

Optional review prompt

Compare the final project with the starting goal and rubric, then name the next action and any support that would make it easier.

Weekly project

30-day work and income capstone

Not started

A concise plan connecting money stability, job-search activity, skill evidence, or a small-business test decision.

What to complete

State the outcome you will pursue for 30 days, the evidence supporting it, weekly actions, leading indicators, risk limits, support people, and the date you will review and change the plan.

Choose one 30-day goal for money stability, employment, skill development, or a small income experiment.
Use earlier project evidence or a clearly labeled supplied fictional case to explain your starting point and choice. A well-supported negative finding or revise/stop decision is valid evidence.
Name weekly actions and observable indicators, with resource limits and likely risks.
Identify needed permission or qualified support and set a review date. A sale, business registration, or paid commitment is not required.

Four-part quality check

Uses earlier evidence or labeled supplied case results to justify a next action, including revising or stopping when warranted.

Defines weekly observable actions

Includes limits and support

Schedules a specific review

Loading your workspace…