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SO-04L2Body Language: What Actually Reads, and What's a MythA self-audit of your default body language on video, with two nervous tells named and two signals to adjustAI-10L2Build Your Own Assistant: Projects and Custom GPTsThree working assistants for jobs you actually repeat, each with a tested instruction setLN-02L2Building Your Own Study SystemA working capture → process → review study system, set up in the tools you already use, running for one real subjectTL-03L2Cleaning Messy Data Into Something UsableOne real messy dataset cleaned into a tidy table you can actually analyseCR-05L2Cold Email and Networking: The Message That Gets a ReplyFive personalised cold messages actually sent, built on a reusable structureSO-10L2Conflict Resolution: Argue About Needs, Not PositionsA two-column needs map for a real disagreement, plus a recorded rehearsalMN-13L2Credit, Credit Scores and the Maths of BorrowingA repayment analysis of one real loan or card — total cost, and the effect of paying more than the minimumMN-09L2Crypto: Where the Technology Ends and the Speculation BeginsA framework that separates the technology, the token, and the bet for any crypto claimTC-08L2Databases and SQL: Your First 8 QueriesEight working SQL queries run against a real table, answering real questions about the dataDT-10L2Decision Frameworks: Expected Value, Reversibility, Opportunity CostOne real decision run through the frameworks: expected value estimated, reversibility and opportunity cost assessed, a defensible choice madeLN-04L2Deep Work and Focus: Training Attention as a SkillOne designed deep-work block, run and logged, with your single biggest distraction removed by frictionCR-08L2Evaluating a Job Offer: Comparing Roles Beyond the SalaryA weighted comparison of two real (or realistic) offers across the factors that actually matter, with a decision and the questions to ask before saying yesLN-03L2Exam Strategy: Time, Question Selection, GuessingAn exam-day protocol for one real exam: a time budget per section, a triage order, and a guessing rule matched to its mark schemeSO-05L2First Impressions: The Warmth and Competence AxesA recorded first-meeting rehearsal scored on both axes, plus your two warmth signals and two competence signals identifiedTC-06L2Git and GitHub: Version Control and Why Undo Is Non-NegotiableA published GitHub repository with a real commit history and a README, that you built from the command lineSO-12L2Giving and Taking Feedback: The SBI ModelReal feedback, delivered using SBI, plus a recorded rehearsal of receiving hard feedback wellTL-11L2Google Workspace Properly: Forms, Apps Script, Sharing LogicAn automated form flow: a Form that feeds a Sheet and triggers an action, plus deliberate sharingSO-06L2Group Dynamics: What Happens the Moment You Walk InA recorded 'joining a group' rehearsal, plus a read of one real room mapped before you entered itAI-07L2Hallucination Hunting: A Protocol for Verifying OutputA four-step verification checklist, applied to a real answer with the errors found written upPS-07L2Handling Q&A — Including Questions You Can't AnswerA Q&A prep sheet: your five most likely hard questions with answers, plus your scripts for the ones you can't answerMN-02L2How a Share Gets Priced: Supply, Demand, Market Cap, P/EThe ability to read a single real stock — its size and the expectation baked into it, not just its priceSO-09L2How to Open a Hard ConversationA written prep sheet and a recorded rehearsal against an AIAI-11L2Image Generation: Prompt Language, References, ConsistencyA small image set built to a brief — consistent style, with references and controlled variationMN-07L2Inflation, Interest Rates and Currency: How the Three Turn Each OtherA mechanism map connecting inflation, rates and currency — applied to your own real numbersCR-04L2Interviews: The STAR Method and the Hard QuestionsA bank of STAR answers to the common questions and one full mock interview rehearsed against an AIDT-08L2Logical Fallacies: Where an Argument Actually BreaksTen fallacies you can name on sight, applied to three real arguments — with one of them steelmanned instead of dismissedSO-17L2Making and Keeping Friends: Why It Gets Harder After 18A friendship audit plus a concrete plan: one existing tie to deepen and one new connection to start, with the first action takenPS-03L2Narrative Structure: Why Stories Outlast FactsOne real message, pitch or section rebuilt as a story with a clear structure — a before/after showing the differenceSO-19L2Networking: Building Relationships, Not Running TransactionsA 10-person map, plus two genuine reconnection messages sentTL-06L2Note-Taking: Collect Connections, Not NotesA small note system built around linking ideas: five real notes, in your own words, connected to each otherCR-09L2Personal Brand and Publishing Your WorkA simple publishing plan: your niche, your platform, and your first piece published this weekPS-10L2Persuasion in Writing: Email, Proposal, ApplicationOne real persuasive message rebuilt on the structure, with a before/after and a single clear askPS-04L2Presenting Data: Which Chart When, and When No Chart At AllA chart decision table, and one of your own charts rebuilt with a headline and honest axesSO-14L2Pressure Tactics: How a Hard Sell Works and How to Slow It DownA detection list of the seven tactics, plus one real pressured decision slowed down and re-madeLN-06L2Reading Technical Material: Docs, Papers, ManualsOne real technical document read with the three-pass method: a one-paragraph summary and three questions it left openSO-22L2Rehearsing with AI: Build a Roleplay PartnerA working rehearsal bot, two recorded transcripts at different difficulties, and your own scenario libraryMN-05L2Risk, Volatility and DiversificationYour own risk profile — horizon, capacity and temperament written down, and a fund's drawdown checked against itMN-14L2Salary Negotiation: Gross vs Net, Benefits, the Counter-OfferA negotiation script for a real (or realistic) offer, with the take-home and total package worked outDT-04L2Sampling, Survey Design and Why Most Surveys Are JunkA teardown of three real surveys or polls with each one's fatal flaw named, plus one leading question rewritten neutrallyTC-10L2Ship Your Own Site: Domain, Hosting, DeployOne real website live on the internet at a URL you can send to anyoneSO-18L2Speaking Up in a Group: Getting Your First Sentence InA recorded group-discussion rehearsal where you enter in the first two minutes and reclaim the floor once after being cut offTL-02L2Spreadsheets, Level Two: XLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, Conditional FormattingAn analysis sheet joining two real datasets, with a pivot table and rule-based highlightingPS-05L2Stage Mechanics: Voice, Posture, Pace, Pauses, Eye ContactA recorded two-minute delivery, scored on the five mechanics, with your worst one drilled and re-recordedAI-06L2Studying With AI: Feynman, Mock Exams, Error HuntingYour own exam bot: a saved study assistant that quizzes you, marks you, and finds your gapsLN-09L2Teaching to Learn: The Feynman Technique, Run With AIA plain-language explanation of one concept, the gaps it exposed listed, and one gap re-learned and re-explainedMN-10L2The Anatomy of a Scam: Ponzi, Pump and Dump, Signal GroupsA detection list of the common financial scams, applied to three real examples found onlineMN-12L2The Real Cost of Money: Fees, Spreads and What the Platform TakesA fee audit of one account, app or platform you use, with the annual cost — and its long-term compounded cost — calculatedSO-16L2Trust: How It Gets Built, Spent and LostA trust audit across five relationships, plus one repair actually attemptedCR-10L2University, Trade, or Building Something: A Decision FrameworkA decision analysis for your own path: the goal named, options scored on requirement/cost/reversibility, and the next concrete stepTC-07L2What an API Is and How to Call OneA working script that fetches live data from a real public API and does something with itAI-09L2Working With Data: Upload a Spreadsheet, Get Real AnalysisOne real dataset analysed and charted by AI, with the key numbers verified by handAI-08L2Working With Long Documents: Interrogate, Don't SummarizeOne real long document analysed — not summarised — with claims cross-examined against the sourceCR-12L2Your First 90 Days in a New JobA 30-60-90 day plan for a real (or imminent) role: what to learn, who to meet, and one early win identifiedTC-05L2Your First Real Script: Automate Something You Do by HandA working script that automates one real, repetitive task you actually do — run successfully on your own filesCR-03L2Your Portfolio: What Do You Have to Show at 18?A published portfolio page with three pieces of work, each with a one-paragraph write-up