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Money & Career: 16 courses, every one in the same shape
Three courses are free each week. $9 gets all 105, plus a course built on your own topic. Join.
Negotiating a Job Offer
Turn a written offer into a better one without risking the job, using leverage, research, and a few careful sentences.
Negotiating in Everyday Life
Ask for more, hold your ground, and keep the relationship intact in the ordinary conversations that decide your money and time.
Understanding Basic Contracts
Read, question, and negotiate everyday agreements with confidence, and know when to sign and when to push back.
Pricing Your Freelance Services
Set, defend, and raise freelance prices using a floor, a value ceiling, and clear scope instead of guesswork.
Giving Useful Feedback at Work
Say the hard thing clearly, kindly, and early enough that the other person can actually act on it.
Running a One-on-One Meeting
Run weekly one-on-ones that your report actually looks forward to, and that surface problems before they explode.
Writing a Resume That Gets Interviews
Build a targeted, evidence-based resume that survives the six-second scan and gets you called back.
Reading a Company Balance Sheet
Open any annual report and judge in ten minutes what a company owns, what it owes, and how safe it is.
How Taxes Work for Freelancers
Understand what you owe, what you can deduct, and how to set money aside so tax season stops being a shock.
Buying Your First Home
Go from confused browser to confident buyer: understand affordability, mortgages, offers, inspections, and closing.
Roth IRA vs Traditional IRA
Decide with confidence which IRA fits your income, tax bracket, and retirement plan, and open one correctly.
Personal Budgeting That Actually Sticks
Build a spending plan that survives real life, runs mostly on autopilot, and still works in month six.
Understanding Your Credit Score
Read your own credit report, know what moves your score, and make decisions that raise it on purpose.
How Mortgages Actually Work
Understand amortization, rates, and closing costs well enough to compare real loan offers and know what each one costs you.
Index Fund Investing for Beginners
Build and run a simple, low-cost index portfolio you can hold for decades without second-guessing it.
Negotiating a Higher Salary
Ask for more money with evidence, calm timing, and language that keeps the relationship intact.