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Courses, calculators, guides, and playbooks to learn the money and grow what you have built.
18 tools in this area. Tap any one to see what it is, what it is for, and how to use it.
What it is
A curated, free-to-browse directory of entrepreneurship events: AI boot camps, workshops, classes, hot seats, conferences, summits, webinars, and networking. Browse a calendar grouped by month or a full catalogue table, and filter by category and format. Includes Unleash Your Ideas events (the AI-to-Idea Boot Camp online and in person, AI literacy classes, staffing and hiring workshops, and founder hot seats), each badged, alongside aggregated third-party listings. Every event has its own detail page with what you will learn and a direct link to the organizer to register. This is different from the Event Planner (/event-planner), which builds a plan for an event you are hosting.
What it is for
finding an entrepreneurship event to attend: a boot camp, workshop, class, hot seat, conference, summit, webinar, or networking night
How to use it
At /events, browse a free directory of entrepreneurship events by calendar or catalogue, filter by category and format, and open any event for what you will learn and a link to register.
What it is
A public, salary.com-style directory of what common roles pay: median annual AND hourly wages plus a low-to-high range for 35+ occupations (nurse, electrician, truck driver, accountant, barber, and more), searchable by role, category, or keyword. Every role page has a location picker (all 50 states plus DC, National by default): pick a state and it shows that state's real US Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS figures (annual median, hourly median, and the range where reported, labeled with the data year) when the live lookup succeeds, or a clearly labeled estimate otherwise; an estimate is never presented as official. Every role page also turns the paycheck question into an ownership one: it lists the real business ideas we have for that field (deep-linked into /ideas), features blog articles, and points to the staffing calculator (/calculators), the JD generator (/jd-generator), and Money School (/money-school). A marketing page with real data.
What it is for
anyone wondering what a job pays, and how to turn that same skill into a business they own
How to use it
At /salaries, search or filter to a role for its median pay, a low-to-high range, and a by-state view, then the real business ideas for that field and the staffing calculator alongside.
What it is
Short, honest paid courses grouped into Schools. Money School is live (46 courses generated from the free Money School lessons, covering budgeting, credit, funding, pricing, taxes, debt, wealth, and getting paid); AI School and Business School are coming. The FIRST lesson of every course is free for anyone to read (great for SEO and a real taste); the rest unlocks with a free account. Pricing: $49 per course, or $177 for a whole school. Each course lives at /course/<slug>; the directory is /schools. Dee generates new courses from a lesson topic with the built-in course generator, so the catalog grows without hand-writing.
What it is for
someone who wants to go deeper than the free lessons and take a real, structured course on a money or business topic
How to use it
At /schools, browse paid courses grouped into Schools. The first lesson of every course is free; the rest unlocks with a free account.
What it is
The free education hub that teaches money and credit from the ground up, the part nobody learns in school. Dozens of plain-English lessons across eight tracks (Money Basics, Credit, Funding & Capital, Pricing/Profit/Revenue, Taxes & Structure, Debt & Cash Flow, Building Wealth, and Getting Paid & Money Systems). Every topic ladders through three levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced) with concrete to-dos, so a reader starts where they are and climbs. Structured to become courses later. No signup to read. Feeds the What's My Credit Good For tool at /credit and the funding playbook at /get-funding.
What it is for
anyone who wants to actually understand money and credit: budgeting, building credit, funding, pricing, taxes, debt, wealth, and getting paid, taught beginner to advanced
How to use it
At /money-school, read dozens of free plain-English lessons across eight tracks, each laddering beginner to advanced with concrete to-dos. No signup to read.
What it is
30+ calculators for the money questions: what to charge, break-even, what your job really costs you, side hustle reality, taxes to set aside, net worth, compound interest, retirement, startup costs, ROI (simple and annualized), market size (TAM, SAM, SOM), founder equity split, and more. A few premium models (business valuation, 5 year projections, quit-your-job readiness, funding needs, real estate) are one-time unlocks that include an Excel workbook, and every premium calculator also comes with a designed PDF companion guide (cover art, every input and result explained in plain language, a worked example, and three pricing tips) downloadable right on the calculator page once unlocked. The free detailed-planning trio goes deeper than the snapshots: an itemized Startup Budget (one-time plus monthly costs and cushion months, with a 10 percent contingency line), a 12-month Cash Flow Forecast (a month-by-month table that names the lowest-cash danger month and when cash would go negative), and month-by-month Revenue Projections (12-month sales and revenue table, year-one totals, month-12 run rate).
What it is for
knowing the numbers (pricing, profit, payroll, taxes, growth, the job-to-business jump) before and while running the business
How to use it
At /calculators, search or filter to any of 30+ calculators (pricing, break-even, taxes, and more); each has its own page and needs no account. A few premium models are one-time unlocks with an Excel workbook.
What it is
A California-only four-tool suite for staffing Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) who serve the state's 21 Regional Centers (ILS service code 520, SLS service code 896). The bill-rate Pricing Calculator is free: DSP base pay, the California burden stack (FICA, SUI, SDI, workers comp), loaded cost, margin scenarios, and an annualized revenue projector. A $27 one-time unlock adds the Startup Budget (every launch line item with live subtotals), the 12-month Revenue Projections model, the 28-task Title 17 compliance Audit Calendar, the actual Excel workbook download, and the designed PDF companion guide when one has been generated. Pairs with the idea card at /ideas/california-regional-center-dsp-staffing.
What it is for
Californians pricing, budgeting, and projecting a Direct Support Professional staffing agency for Regional Center vendors
How to use it
At /calculators/california-regional-center-dsp-staffing, the bill-rate Pricing Calculator is free; a $27 one-time unlock adds the startup budget, projections, audit calendar, and the Excel workbook. California only.
What it is
The premium 'How To Charge' suite from Dee's master pricing workbook, rolling out in the Premium section of /calculators: 42 calculators covering staffing markup, gross margin and multipliers, burden building, travel nurse, strike nurse and flight nurse pay, locum tenens, direct hire and executive search fees, RPO, payrolling, credentialing, international recruitment, AI services, sales comp, and event pricing (round table, hot seat, think tank, golf tournament, association, conference). Each calculator gives ONE free calculation with full results, then locks behind its $27 one-time unlock, which keeps it live forever and includes the standalone Excel workbook (the exact sheet from the master, formulas intact, plus the START HERE guide tab). Live now: the Think Tank Pricing exemplar, the core staffing batch (markup, gross margin, multiplier, burden builder, W2 vs 1099 vs C2C, cheat sheets), the healthcare rate and search fee batch (PRN/per diem, travel nurse pay, strike nurse, flight nurse, locum tenens engagement and its contract variation, high-acuity clinical, direct hire fees, executive search, sourcing as a service; sheets with employer payroll lines include a state dropdown that loads 2025 new-employer burden defaults), and the events, digital products, AI, and sales comp batch; the remaining sheets are rolling out.
What it is for
staffing and event entrepreneurs pricing a specific service model with Dee's exact workbook math
How to use it
In the Premium section of /calculators, each How To Charge calculator gives one free calculation, then unlocks for $27 one-time and includes its standalone Excel workbook.
What it is
The full-suite bundle for the How To Charge premium calculators: one $97 one-time purchase unlocks EVERY premium How To Charge calculator on the platform, current and future (new calculators added to the suite unlock automatically for bundle owners), each with its standalone Excel workbook download. Offered on the Premium section of /calculators (the 'Get all of them' card) and as a one-line 'or get every calculator' link on each locked suite calculator's unlock panel. Compare: individual calculators are $27 each, so the bundle pays for itself by the fourth calculator. Prices (per-calculator and the bundle) are set by the admin on /admin/revenue, so quote the price shown on the page.
What it is for
anyone pricing more than a few service models who wants Dee's whole How To Charge workbook unlocked at once
How to use it
One $97 one-time purchase on /calculators unlocks every premium How To Charge calculator, current and future, each with its Excel workbook.
What it is
The public Unleash Your Ideas blog at /blog, byline Unleash Your Ideas: honest, source-cited writing for people building something real, filterable by category. Categories: Goals (setting goals that are actually yours and building the system that makes them real, every article points to the Goal Engine at /goals), Money (business goals with a dollar amount attached: revenue targets, the math behind them, and working backward from the life you want, paired with the calculators at /calculators), and Business Failure (a five-part series plus a short overview on the documented causes that kill most companies: no market need 42%, running out of cash 29 to 38%, the wrong team 23%, being outcompeted 19%, and pricing and cost failure 18%). Articles carry two CTA banners: goals articles lead with the Goal Engine (/goals) and add a money calculator or a validation tool; failure articles link the Business Failure Analysis (/business-failure-analysis) and the Idea Validator (/idea-validator). Goals articles also weave organic inline links to the Goal Engine through the body. Free to read, no account needed; posts can belong to more than one category.
What it is for
learning why businesses fail and how to prevent each cause, and pulling readers into the failure analysis and idea validation tools
How to use it
Read the free Unleash Your Ideas blog at /blog, filterable by category (Goals, Money, Business Failure). Every article points to the tool that helps.
What it is
Low-priced, instant-download guides sold right off the blog sidebar, guest checkout with no account needed and delivered the moment you pay on /downloads/<name> (with a Save as PDF button). Current guides: Name It, The Business Naming Toolkit ($7); The 15-Minute Business Failure Check ($9); The Solo Founder Revenue Starter ($10); The Founder Money Map ($17); The Idea Validation Kit ($19); Idea to Launch, The 14-Day Plan ($27); and The AI Prompt Library ($27). Each blog article shows the guides most relevant to what you are reading, alongside a Talk to Kenny box. These are companions to the free tools (the calculators, the Idea Validator, the Business Failure Analysis), not replacements.
What it is for
readers who want to act right now on a small budget without signing up for the platform, and a steady stream of small purchases off the blog
How to use it
Low-priced instant-download guides are sold right off the blog sidebar at /downloads, guest checkout with no account, delivered the moment you pay.
What it is
A growing public Q&A knowledge base at /questions (byline Unleash Your Ideas): the questions every business starter, runner, and grower is actually asking, each on its own /questions/<slug> page. The library holds 250 questions across 8 categories (Finding an Idea, Starting the Business, Testing Whether Your Idea Will Work, Running the Business Day-to-Day, Making Money and Managing Money, Scaling and Growing, When Things Go Wrong, Closing/Selling/Exiting); Category 1 (Finding an Idea, 30 questions) is published, and the rest ship in later batches. The index has a left-side category filter and a search box. Each question page gives a straight answer, three source-cited quick facts (BLS, SBA, CB Insights, peer-reviewed research), an on-brand visual, critical-thinking Questions For You, a word of inspiration, one practical Try this today step, two mapped tool CTAs, and full citations. Free to read, no account. Great for pointing a member to a specific plain-language answer with the tool that helps.
What it is for
answering the specific business question a person is asking in plain language, then routing them to the right tool
How to use it
At /questions, search or filter the free Q&A knowledge base; each question has its own page with a straight answer, source-cited facts, and the tools that help.
What it is
A free, public interactive checklist at /grow for members who ALREADY have a legalized, named business and want to grow it to revenue. The member answers Yes / No down a scrollable list of growth building blocks, each phrased as a question (Do you have a business plan? a domain? a website? hosting? a business email? an email signature? a CRM? a lead magnet? offers and packages? an email marketing platform? SEO? a book? a business card? an event plan? social post content? a blog? website content? quotes and proposals? a press release? brand and story photos? invoicing? grants or funding? a course? a competitor scan?). Every No surfaces a We can help with that panel linking the real platform product for that piece; every Yes checks it off with no offer. A positive running tally computes You're X% set up to grow (X = the share of pieces already in place) and frames the rest as a roadmap: N pieces to put in place, and we have a tool for each. There is an add-your-own box at the bottom (with the dictation mic) so members can name needs that are not listed, which signals product demand. The member can print or save the roadmap (a print-friendly view) and create a free account to save it and keep going (name/email/phone captured to the platform leads list, then into the normal signup/onboarding flow). Entirely client-side: no member AI runs on the checklist, so nothing here uses credits.
What it is for
the owner of an up-and-running business who wants to know exactly which growth pieces they are missing and get a tool for each
How to use it
Go to /grow and answer Yes or No down the list of growth building blocks. Every No opens a We can help with that link to the real tool; every Yes checks it off. A running tally reads You're X% set up to grow and frames the rest as a roadmap. Add your own needs at the bottom, then print or save the roadmap, or create a free account to keep it. Nothing here uses credits.
What it is
A free, public page at /scale for the owner who already built the business and wants to scale it, not just grow it (scaling is building the systems, team, automation, funding, and expansion path that let the business get bigger without breaking or needing more of you). Three parts, no account needed: a Scale Readiness self-assessment where the owner ticks what is already true and gets an honest readiness read plus the exact platform tool that closes each gap (pure client-side, no AI, nothing meters), a free scale-ideas generator (say what your business does and where you are stuck and get specific ways to get more visibility, leads, sales, and momentum, regenerate for fresh ideas), and Kenny right on the page to take it further by typing or voice. The hand-off gives three honest paths: run it yourself free with the platform (/signup), have Dee's team build and run it through Done-For-You (/done-for-you), or work with Dee directly (/work-with-dee). It is the scaling sibling of the Growth Readiness Checklist at /grow.
What it is for
the owner of an established business who wants an honest read on whether they are ready to scale, specific ideas to scale, and the tool or team to make it happen
How to use it
Go to /scale. Tick the Scale Readiness checklist to see how ready you are and the exact tool that closes each gap, then use the free scale-ideas generator (say what your business does and where you are stuck) and talk to Kenny right on the page. When you want it done, pick a path: start free with the platform, have Dee's team build it through Done-For-You, or work with Dee. No account needed.
What it is
Dee's live 3-Day AI Bootcamp, now a real product you can buy at /3-day-ai-bootcamp. A one-time $997 purchase gives on-demand access to all three days, and access does not expire. It is built for people who are AI-curious but not technical: you learn by doing on your own business, not by watching theory. Day 1 gets your foundation right (what AI can really do, how to talk to it, the setup that saves hours). Day 2 builds your engine (turning your idea into content, offers, and outreach with AI doing the heavy lifting). Day 3 puts it to work (wiring it into a workflow you keep running, plus your next 30 days mapped out). You keep the prompts and workflows you build. There is a 14-day money-back guarantee. Enroll from the sales page; checkout is Stripe (guest checkout allowed, and a discount code can be entered on the secure screen). After purchase, access lives at /bootcamp and also shows on the My Courses dashboard (/my-stuff/courses). Access is on-demand today; a live cohort date can be added later. This is a paid content product, not an AI tool, so it uses no member AI credits. It is a separate product from the flagship AI business course and from the Legalize Done-For-You lane, even though both are also $997.
What it is for
going from AI-curious to actually running AI in your business in three days, on your own schedule
How to use it
Enroll from /3-day-ai-bootcamp (a one-time $997 purchase, access does not expire, 14-day money-back guarantee). Checkout is Stripe with guest checkout allowed. After purchase your on-demand access lives at /bootcamp and also shows on the My Courses dashboard. You learn by doing on your own business across three days, and you keep the prompts and workflows you build.
What it is
Every US state's official business filing office in one searchable directory, with the honest order: structure, name, formation filing, free EIN, licenses, bank account.
What it is for
legally registering the business in any state without middlemen
How to use it
At /register-a-business, search every US state's official filing office, and open a state's guide for the honest order: structure, name, formation filing, free EIN, licenses, then bank account.
What it is
Free local SEO guides at /locations for starting a business in specific cities, the city-level companion to the state directory at /register-a-business. Every covered city gets a How to start a business in <city> page led by 10 locally tuned business ideas, why the metro is a great place to build, the honest steps to make it official (an LLC forms at the STATE level with the state agency, plus the city's own business license and permits), and links into the Checklist, Goals, and the parent state guide. Priority cities (Los Angeles is live) also get four more pages: How to start an LLC in <city> (with the real state costs, like California's $800 minimum franchise tax), Best business ideas in <city>, How to start a consulting business in <city> (linked to the consulting pricing calculator), and How to start an AI consulting business in <city> (helping local businesses get found and run with AI, linked to the AI services pricing calculator and the Agent Engine). No middlemen, honest fees, every road leading back to the free tools.
What it is for
someone searching how to start a business, an LLC, or a consulting or AI consulting business in a specific city, who wants local ideas and the honest steps
How to use it
At /locations, open a How to start a business in your city guide for local ideas, why the metro works, and the honest steps to make it official.
What it is
Free guides at /start-an-ecommerce-business/<state> for launching an online store in a specific state (California, Texas, Florida, New York, Georgia, Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, Nevada, and Illinois). Each page leads with the best ecommerce products to sell from that state, why the state works for an online-first business (honest tax facts, like no state income tax in Texas, Florida, and Nevada, California's $800 franchise tax, and Delaware's no state sales tax), the real steps to launch (structure, free EIN, sales tax registration, platform, payments), and links to the ideas, the store, and the pricing calculators.
What it is for
someone searching how to start an ecommerce or online business in a specific state
How to use it
At /start-an-ecommerce-business, open your state's guide for the best products to sell there, the honest tax facts, and the real steps to launch an online store.
What it is
Free empowerment and resource guides at /start-a-business-for/<audience> for entrepreneurs from specific communities: Haitian, Nigerian, Hispanic and Latino, Foundational Black American, immigrant, refugee and new American, veteran, entrepreneurs with disabilities, people rebuilding after incarceration, and Christian, Jewish, and Muslim founders. Each page affirms the community, gathers the real programs and resources built for them (MBDA, SBA programs, CDFIs, forming a business and getting an EIN with an ITIN, the ORR microenterprise program for refugees, veteran and disability business certifications, Islamic finance and halal or kosher certification), practical considerations, the idea engine, and the honest first steps. Empowering and accurate, never stereotyping.
What it is for
someone from a specific community searching for business resources and a welcoming way to start
How to use it
At /start-a-business-for, open your community's guide for the real programs built for you, practical considerations, and the honest first steps.