Six free reading paths through existing resources. Read what helps, skip what you know, and try an optional activity. These are reading suggestions, not assessed courses or certificates.
READING PATH 01 · 4 reads
Understand AI and check an answer
AI beginners and anyone using generated answers
Start with: No technical background needed.
Start reading ↗: Understand AI and check an answerSee the 4 reads & activity
- What Is Artificial Intelligence?
- How to Verify AI-Generated Information
- How to Evaluate Evidence
- Building a Personal Decision Framework
Optional activity: Create a short decision record separating supported claims, assumptions and unresolved questions.
Optional questioning practice: How to Question an AI Answer
Optional verification practice: Deepfakes & Synthetic Media: Can You Trust What You See and Hear?
READING PATH 02 · 5 reads
Validate an idea and find first customers
Founders and startup builders
Start with: Bring a problem or idea you want to test.
Start reading ↗: Validate an idea and find first customersSee the 5 reads & activity
- Idea Validation: How to Test Before You Build
- MVP Explained: What Should You Build First?
- How to Turn an Idea into a Product Requirement
- How to Define Your Ideal Customer Profile
- How to Get Your First 10 Customers
Optional activity: Outline one validation experiment, a small product brief and a first-customer test.
Optional questioning practice: Questions for Customer & User Research
READING PATH 03 · 4 reads
Diagnose growth before spending more
Marketers and commerce operators
Start with: Bring a business question and clearly defined example metrics.
Start reading ↗: Diagnose growth before spending moreSee the 4 reads & activity
- What Is Marketing Analytics?
- CAC, CPA, CPL and ROAS Explained
- How to Diagnose an Underperforming Campaign
- How to Build a Marketing Dashboard That Drives Decisions
Optional activity: Identify whether the immediate issue concerns traffic, conversion, economics or measurement.
Optional application: Acquisition Cost Calculator or ROAS Calculator.
READING PATH 04 · 5 reads
Improve one recurring workflow
Professionals and operations teams
Start with: Choose one repeated task you can describe.
Start reading ↗: Improve one recurring workflowSee the 5 reads & activity
- What Is Business Productivity?
- How to Map a Business Workflow
- Simplify Before You Automate
- Automation vs AI Agents: What Is the Difference?
- How to Measure the ROI of Automation
Optional activity: Map one workflow and choose one bounded improvement.
Optional skill-development branch: Building Your Personal Skill Portfolio
READING PATH 05 · 5 reads
Lead a team with clearer expectations
Managers and team leaders
Start with: Bring one team outcome or responsibility.
Start reading ↗: Lead a team with clearer expectationsSee the 5 reads & activity
- What Does Good Leadership Actually Mean?
- How to Set Clear Goals & Expectations
- Delegation: What to Delegate, to Whom & Why
- How to Give Feedback That Actually Helps
- How Teams Make Better Decisions
Optional activity: Write a delegation brief with an outcome, authority, constraints and review point.
Optional AI branch: Managing Humans + AI Agents in the Same Workflow
Optional questioning practice: Questions for Managers & Leaders
Optional verification practice: Building a Culture of Digital Verification
READING PATH 06 · 6 reads
Plan a digital product without coding
Non-technical founders and product learners
Start with: Bring a user problem; no coding knowledge required.
Start reading ↗: Plan a digital product without codingSee the 6 reads & activity
- How to Turn an Idea into a Product Requirement
- How to Design a Simple User Journey
- Databases Explained for Non-Developers
- Authentication, Accounts and Permissions Explained
- Testing a Digital Product Before Launch
- How to Launch and Improve a Digital Product
Optional activity: Create a product outline covering the user journey, data, access, testing and launch responsibilities.
Optional starting point: What Is a Digital Product?
Optional AI branch: How Do AI Agents Actually Work? — only if your product needs AI.
Optional AI branch: How to Choose the Right AI Model — only if your product needs AI.