Find the right course

The catalogue contains 49 courses across Business Strategy and Business Finance. Each course has its own page. Catalogue course links open in a new tab so your search and filters remain available.

Choose the work you need

1. Open Courses.
2. Start with a decision or output: customer conversations, a price, a cash forecast or a pitch.
3. Read the course outcome and choose Open course or Continue where saved progress is available.
4. Work on the current mission before adding another course to your plan.

Use category, stage or other filters when they help narrow a specific search. You can also browse deliberately; completing every course is not required.

Choose the right depth

Short courses cover a focused practice, such as identifying an assumption, improving a team conversation or writing clearer copy. Each combines a short explanation, an example, a checkpoint and a practical output.

Guided courses help you produce a specific brief, calculation or plan through several missions. Examples include Market Discovery Sprint, Pricing Strategy and Loan Pitching. Read the promised output before choosing between related topics.

Disciplined Entrepreneurship develops venture strategy through Bill Aulet's 24 steps, an orientation and two practical labs. Work with your venture or a labelled practice case, then build an evolving dossier.

Startup Tactics puts that strategy into operating practice through Paul Cheek's fifteen tactics. Bring forward customer, value, product and economics decisions instead of recreating them. Each class includes work to produce, evidence to collect and a decision to review. Start in sequence, then revisit the tactic that your evidence or current need calls for.

Use learning while doing the work

Read the explanation, use the example, and try the action on your venture. Optional videos provide another way to understand the topic; watching is not proof that the fieldwork happened. Use the written alternative or original-source link if a video does not load.

A founder tool can help turn the course output into a working document or calculation. For a short finance practice, Cash vs Profit uses a fictional trading business; keep practice results distinct from real venture evidence.

Return, save or share

A public course link can reopen the course or a relevant lesson. Sharing that link does not share your private draft. Use the page's Copy course link or sharing action where offered, then check what the link contains before sending it.

A draft, an evidence output and a cloud copy serve different purposes. Check the save status before leaving and see Course progress and saved work for the distinction. Keep one useful output and decide what you will do with it next.