We’ve Cracked the Code. Now It’s Yours.
Keeping a Promise: Why I’m Open-Sourcing the Fulfillment Revolution Sam Goodman here. I’ve been working on upgrading humanity’s operating system for over ten years…refining, experimenting,…
The Most Impressive Thing I’ve Done
When asked about the single most impressive thing I’ve done, my first instinct is to say: “That’s easy, raising my daughter.” That’s the achievement I’m…
Why the Future Might Just Look Like Starfleet Academy*
Star Trek in the mid-1960s was more than mere science fiction; it was a philosophical statement and an optimistic humanist vision for humanity’s potential. Against…
Fertilizer Day
What is a Fertilizer Day? A Fertilizer Day is one of those days when everything seems to go wrong. The kind of day where nothing works out,…
TFSC: Addressing Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Children with Special Needs
Introduction The Fulfillment Source Code (FSC) is an innovative educational program designed to equip tweens with crucial real-life skills to thrive, in all areas of…
This Brainy Adventure Will Revolutionize Education
It started off very strong, followed by years of iterating to finally discover the key to sharing this with everyone. After delivering the in-person The…
Wonder Twins powers – Activate!
We all know that the world is changing, faster than ever before. The traditional methods of teaching may have worked in the past, but in…
Revolutionize Education – Traditional vs Powerful Learning: How Understanding the Brain’s Learning Path is Key
Let’s face it, the 19th century model for education is not going to meet the needs of the 21st century. Looking at the current state…
Understanding the Brain’s Learning Path: The Four Stages to Mastery
Raise your hand if you would like to become even better? We have a natural desire to learn and improve ourselves. However, the process of…
Reframing Public Education: From Finding Weaknesses to Building Strengths
The American public education system is designed to identify students weaknesses and work on them, rather than to build on their strengths. This approach has…
