This starter course explores how geography, travel, mindset, and games help us understand the world and think strategically. You’ll learn how: • Maps explain power, movement, and decision-making • Travel builds awareness beyond borders • Games teach strategy, teamwork, and problem-solving • Mindset shapes how we learn and adapt This isn’t about exams or grades — it’s about curiosity, thinking smarter, and seeing the world differently. Explore at your own pace. Just learning that sticks.

Focus: Using games to build real-world skills 1. Games Train the Brain Reaction time, memory, pattern recognition, problem-solving 2. Strategy Games vs Action Games What different game genres teach us differently 3. Failure, Respawn & Growth Mindset Why gamers handle failure better than most people 4. From Controller to Real Life How in-game habits translate to work, study, and business

Focus: Seeing the world as interconnected systems (very geography-meets-gaming) 1. Game Worlds vs The Real World Why open-world games feel intuitive (and cities don’t) 2. Resources, Trade & Supply Chains From Minecraft to global economics 3. Borders, Barriers & Exploits How systems are designed — and how people break them 4. Designing Better Systems What games teach us about fixing broken real-world systems 👉 Outcome: Members start thinking in systems, not isolated problems.

Focus: Personal growth, community, and long-term thinking 1. Solo Players vs Team Players Why community accelerates success 2. Decision Trees & Life Choices Thinking like a strategist, not a reactor 3. Digital Identity & Online Worlds Who you are online vs offline (very relevant to Skool) 4. Designing Your Own Game of Life Goals, progression, levels, and “winning conditions” 👉 Outcome: Members feel empowered, not overwhelmed.