Free Mini MBA online

The smartest way to learn business: strategy, finance and marketing frameworks, broken into lessons you can actually finish.

Marketing

Turn attention into customers — positioning, channels, and the economics of growth.

Mini MBA Track

From retention and habit loops to A/B testing and blitzscaling — a data-driven system for product growth

Find the step where visitors drop off, fix the copy and the checkout, and test changes until the numbers prove it

Learn what to create, how to get it seen, and how to turn readers into customers — without paying for every click

Why customers trust one offer and ignore another — and how to use pricing, urgency, and social proof to sell more without crossing the line

Run better ads on Meta and TikTok. The auction, the numbers, and why some ads cost less

Master Google Ads. What you pay for, what you control, and how the system decides

Learn how businesses get attention online, from the first message to the paying customer

Guide a customer from the first conversation to a signed deal — qualifying, handling objections, and closing

Where to compete and why — positioning, moats, and the trade-offs behind every winning move.

Beginner

From testing an idea to finding first customers and setting a price that protects your profit

Stop doing everything yourself. Delegation, processes, and automation so the business runs without you in every room

Learn what to do when your business starts losing money and you do not know where to cut

Run the people side — hiring, management, and the calls that set a team's ceiling.

Mini MBA Track

Giving feedback, reading the room, and building teams that scale without falling apart

Prepare for any negotiation. What to say, what to listen for, and when to walk away

How a company actually makes money — models, operations, and the decisions that keep it alive.

From entity formation to employment law — the legal architecture that holds a business together

Read the numbers that run the business — statements, valuation, and the cost of capital.

Read the numbers that tell you if your business is actually healthy, and know what to do when they are not

The tech literacy a modern operator needs — AI, data, and how software gets built.

Write prompts that work on the first try, build autonomous workflows, and lead AI adoption across your team