A free YouTube series about the skills that actually matter — business thinking, financial literacy, resilience, and navigating an AI-transformed world. For parents who think about this stuff.
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My five kids are growing up in a world that looks nothing like the one I entered. Three-person teams now ship what thirty-person teams did two years ago. The cost of producing knowledge work is collapsing. The skills that will matter most — thinking in systems, understanding money, communicating persuasively, evaluating risk, building things people want — aren't on any school curriculum I can find.
So I started making the thing I wished existed. Twenty episodes exploring what our teenagers actually need to know — and eventually, courses that teach it to them directly.
The Wake-Up Call
The Skills That Matter
The Parent's Role
The Bigger Picture
The series is the start. Behind it, we're building courses for ages 10–14 — gamified, animated, and designed to teach the things we keep saying school should but doesn't.
Still early. If you want to follow along as it takes shape, the email list is the place.
Business Thinking
Entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, and leadership. Your kid's first real business education.
Mental Toughness
Emotional intelligence, growth mindset, and performing under pressure. The skills behind the skills.
Systems Thinking
How business really works — supply chains, bottlenecks, first principles. See the whole system.
Big Picture Economics
Money, inflation, trade, and markets. Economics as it actually works, not as textbooks pretend.
Financial Literacy
Compound growth, risk and reward, markets, and the psychology of money. Start at 12, retire at 40.
Physics of the Economy
Energy density, power grids, and why the physical economy runs everything. Reality, not ideology.
I'm Theo — father of five, based in Adelaide, Australia. I've spent twenty years building businesses across wine, coffee, hospitality, and technology.
I started this because I kept asking the same question: if my kids are inheriting a world transformed by AI and automation, what should they actually know? I couldn't find a good answer in any curriculum. So I'm building one, and sharing the thinking along the way.
You'll hear from us when new episodes are out and when the courses are ready to try. Nothing else.
You're in. We'll be in touch when the first episode drops.