Set up your Claude account on purpose instead of by default. Most people sign up the way they sign up for anything. Email, password, click through, start typing. Every one of those clicks is a decision that sticks, quietly, until you notice it later. The wrong plan for how you work. A privacy setting you never opened while a client name sat in the chat. Seven short lessons. Each one is a decision you make on purpose.

Course 1 set up your account. This one teaches Claude your business. A new chat starts with nothing. It does not know your pricing, your policies, or how you write, so you explain it again, every chat, every day. Small enough to ignore each time, which is why it never gets fixed. A Project holds that context permanently. Every chat inside it starts already briefed. Ten lessons: seven procedures you run today, plus a finished Project, a troubleshooting guide, and the prompt vault.

Courses 1 and 2 set up your account and taught Claude your business. This one keeps it working on your busiest day. Claude has limits. You cannot change them. You can change what they cost you. The cutoffs feel random because what triggers them is invisible, not because your plan is broken or you did something wrong. Name the cause and most of them you can see coming, and most you can work around. Ten lessons, one problem each, plus the prompt vault.

GitHub is where your work goes so it cannot be lost, cannot be broken past repair, and can go live on its own. This course teaches it for the four jobs a business owner actually has: undo a change that broke something, back up the project you built, publish a site that updates when you save, and hand the whole thing to someone else. No team workflow, no open source. Eleven lessons, each one a procedure you run on a project you already have, ending in proof it worked.

A new account knows nothing about your role, your audience or how you want an answer shaped, so you explain it again in every conversation. This course puts that context in the three places ChatGPT reads on its own, then proves it is reaching your answers.

Course 05 taught ChatGPT about you. This one builds a workspace for a single body of work: a named outcome, a scope with two lists, instructions that control the drafts, sources with an authority order, and four chats that each have a job. The PROJECT method, one letter per lesson, worked through one running example.