@June Mat yes

@Maks Ciępa Maks, your written Recognition Loop shows that you’re building the theoretical language, but the boxes on your chart aren’t yet matching that understanding consistently. That transfer from theory to the actual chart is the piece to focus on now. A key procedure you’re missing is the Blue Rule, which unlocks at Level 3. So rather than spending more time trying to perfect these drawings with incomplete tools, I’d prioritize moving through RoboCoach and getting to Level 3 as efficiently as you reasonably can. For your next step, set a specific 2-hour block for Level 1 in RoboCoach and work through it. When that block is finished, reply here with DONE and where you reached. Once you unlock the Blue Rule, you’ll have the missing procedure needed to revisit this chart properly.

@Brian Happynook Please create a video of you completing all of these points: You are ready to progress when you can confidently do all of the following on a LOOM VIDEO DEMO: Before moving to Level 3, you should be able to do all of the following without notes: - Define ERL. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Identify ERL's visual standard. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Define IRL. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Explain ERL vs IRL. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Identify both primary forms of IRL. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Define FVG. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Define Void. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Explain FVG vs Void. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Explain the basic IRL → ERL relationship. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Define P/D Array. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Identify Premium. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Identify 50% Equilibrium. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Identify Discount. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Explain why P/D Arrays matter structurally. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Define POI / PoINV. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Explain structural invalidation. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Recite all seven required markups. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long - Match every markup to its correct visual standard. On a LOOM.com Video Less than 5min Long

@June Mat seen

@Brian Happynook this is the pinned post.. see the video :)

@June Mat , you’ve already got a clear reason for being here, and your preference for visual learning and repetition gives you something useful to build around. The only thing I’d shrink is the 12-hours-a-week plan. That can come later; right now I want one small, repeatable start. Choose one clock time within the next 72 hours. At that time, open RoboCoach and send: “I am a beginner. Tell me the single first exercise I should do today in 15 minutes or less.” Do only that exercise for 15 minutes. When you finish, reply here with DONE. If you get stuck, send: screen / I clicked / I expected / I got. Start with one completed rep, not a perfect weekly schedule.

@John Wigg, you’re coming in with a useful mindset: foundations first, repetition before optimisation, and competence demonstrated through action rather than assumptions. The only thing I’d simplify is the 6–7 hours a week. Don’t make the weekly total the first test. Choose one clock time within the next 72 hours. At that time, open RoboCoach and send: “I am a beginner. Tell me the single first exercise I should do today in 15 minutes or less.” Do that exercise for 15 minutes only. When you’re finished, reply here with DONE. If something blocks you, send: screen / I clicked / I expected / I got. The first proof of consistency is one completed rep.