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A five-video sprint on UX design — affordances, hierarchy, flows and usability testing, with the reasoning behind each principle. For designers and developers who ship interfaces.
Five videos on getting a toddler reading-ready before three — phonics through play, letter sounds, read-aloud habits, and the everyday routines that build a child's vocabulary without worksheets.
Five in-depth videos on writing a book — finding the idea, structuring a draft, doing the daily work of writing, revising hard, and what happens after the manuscript is done. Long sessions for deep work days.
Six videos on how modern AI actually works — what an LLM is, how RAG grounds it in real data, how models are fine-tuned, and how teams evaluate quality with metrics and eval harnesses before shipping. One video a day for six days.
Five videos on learning itself — spaced repetition, active recall, deliberate practice and how memory really works. The highest-leverage sprint in this catalogue: it improves every other one.
A five-lecture sprint covering the foundational pillars of a university CS degree — from discrete math and computer architecture to operating systems and algorithms.
Five videos on homeschooling a child from year 2 onwards — building a curriculum, teaching reading and maths, structuring the day, and keeping progress visible. Practical methods that work in any country.
The science of lasting behavior change — cue-routine-reward loops, environment design, friction reduction, and systems over willpower.
The evidence-based science of muscle growth — mechanical tension, volume landmarks, fatigue management, and precision exercise selection.
Building a permanent financial foundation — index fund portfolio theory, tax-advantaged compounding, risk tolerance calibration, and long-term wealth preservation.
Five videos on the fundamentals of photography — exposure, manual mode, composition and light. A one-week sprint for anyone with a camera and no idea what the dials do.
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