Nine books. 1,108 pages. 102 video lessons. Every number worked in public, every page reviewed by an editor and a compliance lawyer before it shipped. Written for adults who were never taught this.
Not the pay stub. Not the policy. Not the loan offer with the friendly monthly number on the front and the real price on the back. So most people learn money the expensive way, one mistake at a time.
Every volume is a complete course in one sitting: twelve chapters, ten pages each, one household followed the whole way through.
The on-ramp. Six lessons, one household, and the whole map of your money life in one sitting. The $9.99 on-ramp to the whole series.
The engine room. One household, twelve lessons, and every dollar in the house pulling the same direction.
No tips. No picks. The actual machinery: what a share is, where a price comes from, and why time does the heavy lifting.
The book about bad Tuesdays. What each shield does, what it does not do, and how to read the paperwork without flinching.
The mystery dies in this book. Where the money goes, why FICA takes the same slice every time, and one full return worked line by line.
One invented practice venture, sized to a garage and a Saturday, followed from a first idea to a first closed year with every number worked in public.
Year two. The work has to survive being bigger, and the hours turn out to be the real limit.
Year three, and the question underneath all of it: at the end of the work, what does the household actually own?
One credit file, opened empty on page one and filled in public across twelve lessons. No shame, no repair pitch, no score number anywhere.
Three print workbooks that walk your child from their first three jars to their first paycheck — one parent-and-child activity at a time. Paperback, on Amazon.
Three jars, first choices, and the save-spend-give habit — built together at the kitchen table, one ten-minute activity at a time.
First earnings, a first bank account, and the jump from jars to a written budget a tween actually keeps.
A first paycheck decoded, credit explained before the first card, and a first index-fund purchase walked through step by step.
So you always know where you are, and the depth never depends on how motivated you felt that day.
One household, one real moment, one problem you have had.
Five color cards. The whole concept, no jargon.
The machinery under the hood the video only named.
One model, tied to the penny, computed not typed.
The same math at three scales, so you see the pattern.
The six questions a video can never answer.
What goes wrong, and the chapter in five lines.
Six steps with real blanks, on your own numbers.
Quiz, words to know, and the depth the video skipped.
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The subject you need, right now.
All nine books and all seven courses.
Video lessons, handouts included.
It is a good question and it deserves a straight answer rather than a sales one. Free explanations are genuinely useful. They are also built to be watched, not used.
Three pages: count what is real, name every exit, run your first money hour. No card, no trial — and when you want the full six lessons worked to the penny, Book 1 is $9.99.
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No, and it never pretends to be. Every book teaches the arithmetic and hands you the decision. You will not find a single 'you should buy this' anywhere in 1,108 pages. Every dollar figure is an invented practice number for a made-up household.
High-resolution PDFs you download instantly and keep forever. Print them, mark them up, read them on anything. Courses are streamed video lessons with the matching printables.
No. Book 1 is the $9.99 on-ramp, and every volume is a complete course on its own subject. Most people start with whichever problem is loudest.
A single book is $19. All nine books are $29.99. A course track is $19.99. Everything — all nine books and all seven courses — is $49.99 at launch: one payment, full access, free updates for life. Launch pricing runs through August 31; prices go up September 1. And the Starter Sheet — three pages that start the whole thing — is free at /free/.
They were built by Wild Fi Ai Innovations, LLC to one locked standard: every figure computed in code rather than typed, every page run through automated legal and page-fidelity checks, and every volume reviewed by a senior editor and a compliance lawyer before release.
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