The Growth Compass
A digital entrepreneurship program that turns learners into shippers.
- Role
- Creator & educator
- Timeline
- 2023 — present
- Curriculum design
- AI workflows
- Templates & playbooks
- Community
Problem
What wasn't working
Aspiring digital entrepreneurs drown in free content. They consume constantly, start nothing, and mistake information for progress.
- Advice is scattered across platforms with no sequence to follow.
- Most courses teach theory and stop before the first real launch.
- AI is taught as a novelty rather than as a daily operating tool.
Approach
How I built the answer
I designed a compass, not a syllabus: a directional path where every module ends in something published, tested or sold.
- 01
Sequence the journey
Positioning, offer, build, launch, grow — each stage unlocked only after the previous one produces an artefact.
- 02
Embed AI in every stage
Research, content, sales copy and analysis all run on prompt workflows students reuse indefinitely.
- 03
Replace lessons with assets
Templates, checklists and prompt libraries so learners leave each session with a working asset.
- 04
Coach against real numbers
Progress is reviewed against traffic, leads and sales rather than lesson completion.
Results
What changed
Learners move from passive consumption to shipping products with a system they can rerun for every new idea.
- 5 stages
- Positioning to growth
- 30 days
- Typical idea-to-launch cycle
- Reusable
- Prompt & template library
- Students publish a live offer instead of finishing a course.
- AI workflows cut research and content time dramatically.
- The program feeds a community of builders who keep launching after it ends.
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