336 days tobecome a founder.

1,008 YouTube videos hand-picked one by one and 3,845 questions, in the order a founder needs them. $349, one time.

Oak desk in the morning sun: laptop, open notebook, coffee.

YouTube already holds almost everything business schools teach, but scattered. I picked, scored and ranked 1,008 videos to serve you the right three every day for 336 days, with questions that force you to actually understand.

Your platform, just as you will receive it.

A web address, your email and your code: the whole program opens in your browser, on a computer, tablet or phone.

Home screen of the Founder 336 platform: program overview, progress across 336 days and the fields studied.

A day, from the inside.

Every day follows the same loop, 336 times. Here is the real Day 001, as it appears in the platform.

  1. Learn
  2. Understand
  3. Recall
  4. Explain
  5. Analyze
  6. Apply
  7. Decide
  8. Produce
  1. Step 1 of 6

    A goal, then a pre-test

    Day 001 opens with its goal: understand what a startup is and the good reasons to start one. Then you write down what you already know. The pre-test gives no answers: it measures your starting point.

    Day 001 in the platform: the day's goal and pre-test, with an answer box under each question.
  2. Step 2 of 6

    Three videos, scored on 10 criteria

    First video: the opening lecture of “How to Start a Startup”, with Sam Altman and Dustin Moskovitz. Overall score: 9.1 out of 10. You see every criterion and the reason it was chosen.

    Day 001, video 1 of 3

    Lecture 1 - How to Start a Startup

    Sam Altman, Dustin Moskovitz, channel YC Root Access

    9.1out of 10, average of the 10 criteria
    • 10Relevance
    • 10Authority
    • 9Depth
    • 9Teaching
    • 9Clarity
    • 7Visuals
    • 10Structure
    • 9Actionable
    • 10Popularity
    • 8Originality
  3. Step 3 of 6

    Questions drawn from the video

    Define, rephrase, apply, analyze, decide. Each question is about what the video actually says, not generalities.

    L1 · Definition
    Altman argues it is better to have an idea “that few people understand but that is good” than one “everyone thinks is brilliant”. Restate this argument in your own words and explain the link with competition.

    Answer box, sample answer and voice memo under each question

    L2 · Restating
    In the video, what distinction does Altman make between the size of a market today and its trajectory? Give the example he uses or an equivalent one.

    Answer box, sample answer and voice memo under each question

  4. Step 4 of 6

    A sample answer to check yourself against

    Under each question, a button reveals what the video teaches. You compare, correct yourself, move on. You can also answer out loud with a voice memo.

    Video 1 of Day 001: 10-criteria selection grid, concepts taught, first question with the See a sample answer and Record a voice memo buttons.
  5. Step 5 of 6

    A case study and a deliverable

    The day ends with a case applied to your own project, a deliverable to produce and a success criterion written in black and white.

    The end of every day

    1. 01Overall assessmentYou compare the three videos with each other.
    2. 02Case studyApplied to your project or to a provided case.
    3. 03DeliverableA concrete document to produce.
    4. 04Success criterion“You can consider this day complete when…”
    5. 05Daily checklist14 boxes to tick.
    6. 06Self-assessmentA score out of 10 and three questions.
  6. Step 6 of 6

    A self-assessment, then the next day

    You rate yourself out of 10, tick off your daily checklist, and your dashboard shows the next recommended day.

    Dashboard: progress, completed days, validated videos and next recommended day.

All 336 days, at a glance.

Five levels, 38 fields, three videos a day. Pick a square to see where it sits in the journey.

Five glass blocks of increasing height, one for each level of the program.

Selected day

001

Level
Foundations
Field
Entrepreneurship
Videos
3 verified

Theme: Why and when to become a founder

A platform built for working.

It all happens in your browser. No app to install, no account to create: an email and your code.

All 336 days, one click away

Find a day, a topic or a module, then jump to the previous or next day.

The Program page of the platform: list of days 001 to 016 with module, theme, status and three verified videos per day.

Your answers save themselves

Every answer is saved in your browser, question by question. Close the tab, come back, everything is there.

Autosave on

Voice memos

Answer out loud: record, listen, redo. The audio stays on your device.

The audit is included

The verification report for all 1,008 videos is inside the platform. You can check everything yourself.

videos verified one by one
1,008 / 1,008
videos verified one by one
duplicate videos across 336 days
0
duplicate videos across 336 days
links to a search page, a channel or a playlist
0
links to a search page, a channel or a playlist

Export and import

Switching computers? Export your data to a file, then import it on the other device.

Your answers, your progress and your voice memos never leave your device. Nobody else reads them.

Three ways to learn business.

Duration
Founder 336336 days, at your own paceTraditional MBA2 years, often full-timeRandom YouTubeEndless
Cost
Founder 336$349, one timeTraditional MBA$80,000 to $200,000Random YouTubeFree
Who picks the content
Founder 336Me: 1,008 videos chosen and scored one by oneTraditional MBAThe professorsRandom YouTubeThe algorithm
How you check what you understood
Founder 3363,845 questions and sample answersTraditional MBAExamsRandom YouTubeNothing
What you produce
Founder 336A case study and a deliverable every dayTraditional MBAGraded assignmentsRandom YouTubeNothing
Degree
Founder 336No: it is self-studyTraditional MBAYesRandom YouTubeNo

Is it for you?

Better to know before you pay.

It's for you if…

  • You want to start or grow a business and understand all its functions: finance, sales, law, taxes.
  • You can spend about an hour a day.
  • You understand spoken English: most videos are in English.
  • You like working alone, at your own pace, and correcting yourself.

It's not for you if…

  • You are looking for a degree or university credits.
  • You want a teacher to grade your work.
  • You do not understand spoken English.
  • You want results without doing the exercises.

One payment. Lifetime access.

$349CAD

About $1.04 per program day, no subscription.

What's included

  • Lifetime access to the platform, updates included
  • 336 days, 1,008 verified videos, 3,845 questions
  • Sample answers, case studies, deliverables, self-assessments
  • Automatic saving, voice memos, export and import of your data
  • The full video verification report
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Total price, no taxes added: the seller is not registered for GST and QST. A self-study program: it is not a degree or an academic title, and it is not affiliated with any university. By buying, you accept the terms of sale.

Why I built this program.

Hands writing in a notebook on a café table, in the morning.

I wanted to learn what an MBA teaches, without spending two years and tens of thousands of dollars on it. So I built my own program, one video at a time: a score, a rationale and questions for each one.

I am sharing it now exactly as I use it. The program is in beta: I read every piece of feedback and keep improving it.

Louis-Félix Gilbert, creator of the program

Your questions, my answers.

Another question? Write to me, I answer myself.

Sunrise over downtown Montreal, seen from a window.

Day 001 is waiting for you.

Instant, lifetime access. If the program does not suit you, write to me within 14 days and I will refund you.

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