Broke Business Builder

Build with what you have.
Choose your next step.

Practical education for people starting, rebuilding or testing a business idea with limited resources.

Course prices, access and common questions →

Choice. Transparency. Responsibility.

Build something you can be proud of.

Decision Authority brings an ethical framework to practical decision-making. Understand your options, question assumptions and consider who benefits, who bears the cost and what you are committing to.

Explore the ethical framework and practical exercises →

Current launch curriculum

Ten steps from an idea to responsible delivery.

  1. Understand What You Are Building
  2. Know Yourself Before You Build
  3. Find Something People Will Pay For
  4. Build the Systems Before the Store
  5. Make Progress Without Money
  6. Communicate to Create Opportunity
  7. Build Your Identity and Accounts
  8. Be Ready When Opportunity Comes
  9. Use Constraints to Create Progress
  10. From First Revenue to Staying Power

Work with My Business Operating Plan: Five Working Guides, practical decisions and a final knowledge check. Clear expectations, fair exchanges, payment commitments and follow-through are part of the learning.

Written lessons and working guides form the core learning. Audio and video availability is shown inside the course. An embedded AI companion is not currently active on this website and is not required to read the lessons.

Before the next investment

Make the assumptions visible.

Work through the customer problem, the offer, your available resources and what responsible delivery would require. Use evidence to decide what to test, change or postpone.

Broke Business Builder is being prepared for launch at US$249, with 180-day access. The current curriculum below follows a practical business idea from first decisions to first revenue and staying power. Enrollment in the revised course opens when its lessons are published. Existing learners can still access their purchase through Thinkific.

No earnings or business outcomes are guaranteed. Education does not replace legal, tax, accounting or other qualified professional advice.

Start with a useful question.

Who needs this?

Identify the problem, the audience and the evidence that the need exists.

Can I deliver it?

Consider your time, capacity, costs and responsibilities.

What should happen next?

Choose a proportionate test or action, then review what you learn.