Week 01 · Awareness & belief
Start with you.
Find the strengths, stories and community knowledge you already carry.
What you take forwardA clearer starting point
The 30-Day Major Moves Journey
Your next chapter.
One Major Move
at a time.
Turn curiosity into confidence. Use AI with purpose. Create something that matters to you.
You already have
a place to begin.
A question. An idea. Something you wish worked better. Bring it with you.
Across four weeks, the Ten Pillars help you connect what you know with what you could create.
Week 02 · Context & skills
Give your ideas direction.
Practice asking better questions and using AI with context, curiosity and care.
What you take forwardA useful problem to explore
Week 03 · Direction & protection
Build with good judgment.
Learn to protect your information, check an answer and recognize useful progress.
What you take forwardA small experiment plan
Week 04 · Experiment & legacy
Make something that matters.
Bring an idea into Spark Lab, improve it through feedback and choose what comes next.
What you take forwardA prototype and next-move plan
Days 29–30 are yours to reflect, gather your work and choose your next Major Move. Take breaks. Your progress belongs to you.
A small taste of the journey
Try the first three days.
No account needed. Choose a sample, make a little space and begin in your own notebook.
01Start where you are
You do not need a perfect plan. Start with something you care about.
- Your Major Move
- Describe one thing you want to learn and why it matters.
- Make it tangible
- Starting-point note
- A moment to reflect
- What did you notice, and what would you change?
02Map your strengths
Your everyday experience already holds useful skills. Give them a name.
- Your Major Move
- List three strengths and one example of using each.
- Make it tangible
- Strengths map
- A moment to reflect
- What did you notice, and what would you change?
03Culture carries knowledge
Knowledge lives in our communities, our stories and the things we do together.
- Your Major Move
- Describe a community practice from your own experience; distinguish your account from a general claim.
- Make it tangible
- Culture reflection
- A moment to reflect
- What did you notice, and what would you change?
More than notes.
Something you can build on.
A question with direction.A practical problem you can explain.
An idea you can show.A small prototype, improved through practice.
A next move you chose.A private collection of your work and a plan to continue.
Keep going, likkle by likkle.
The first move is a beginning.
The full journey goes deeper.
For existing practitioners and business owners: turn one recurring business headache into a useful, repeatable workflow through 30 daily moves and a practical Spark Lab project.
Founding offer: US$249, paid once. The first cohort is limited to 20 learners. Reservations are open now and free; payment opens 11 November, and reserved learners get their payment link first. Sessions: Wednesdays, November 18 and 25 and December 2 and 9, 2026, at 10 p.m. Bali time (14:00 UTC).
Cohort session replays are included with the journey; a separate Vault pass is not required. Replay publication target: within 48 hours after recording and review.
Download target session calendar
Reserve your spotOpens your email app. No information is collected on this page.
A few things to know.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Sample activities can begin with a notebook. The journey starts with questions and small experiments.
Where will my work be saved?
Keep the sample work in your own notebook or local files. These samples need no account and save nothing.
What happens after Day 30?
You choose your next step. Spark Lab is the applied project pathway. Foundry is a separate advanced opportunity that requires its own authorization and review; completing this journey does not guarantee access, a qualification or employment.
Is the full course ready?
The founding cohort builds the full 30 days with Major, live, from 18 November. Complete lessons and book passages are released as the cohort moves through them. The samples are invitations to explore, not a school accreditation or professional certification.