Free Business Leadership School
A free online school for future business leaders and Intentional Community founders.
What Is It?
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What Is It?
It is a free on-Line school for future business leaders who can't afford a college degree in Business Management.
With these tools you can move up the ladder in an existing business
or start your own business.
Your out-of -pocket costs should be about $100 for used books.
The rest of the materials are free.
Use the materials and teach yourself.
Free coaching will be available.
Why Is It?
It was created in November, 2022 out of need
for more future leaders like yourself.
Many workers will be lost in the U.S. as a result of Covid-19 Vaccinations.
Many workers will retire early as a result of NESARA allowing them to.
In a normal world skilled people wait to assume leadership positions until their 30s. But due to the die offs and ill, young 20 year olds may be forced into those positions.
Unfortunately they will not have time to learn business and leadership by experience. Thus this free school serves the country.
What's The Catch?
There is no catch or hidden costs.
Why Is It So Cheap?
This site has no paid employees.
Your books are used and purchased by you from on-line book sellers.
There are free Seminars and many free materials.
Simply . . .
Use the site and do your own thing.
Last Updated 11/28/2022
Curriculum
Your goal should be to learn the best way for you. Some prefer Reading, some Seminars and some both.
You should strive to do both and save all your materials for later reference when you need them.
Because you are going back to school Project Management should be your first class project.
Attending College?
Should A Young Person Attend College Today?
The answer to that question is definitely “Yes” or “No”.
Before going into this, in 2023 we are going into major upheavals in Finance, Economics, Governance, Global Positioning, and Society functioning. As a result, many colleges will fail financially. So your first question should be do you risk the investment of money and time if your horse dies beneath you, throwing you from the job race?
Secondly look at the money trap ahead of you by attending college. It is now a racket to imprison a student into near life-long debt. Should you take that risk? Does your goal require that risk?
See: Dr.SHIVA: MIT PhD Exposes the Student Loan Scam and How To Protect Our Children.
College Became A Racket after 1970:
Prior to 1970 college was worth every cent invested in it. But then it became another racket. Classes were dumbed down, in that a lot of courses were teaching old information as technology changed and yet the schools remained the same. Here is one example I personally experienced.
In high school I was a D+ student, especially in Algebra and Geometry. In college in the 70s, they began requiring remedial classes prior to graduation, such as Pre-Algebra, Writing For Non-English majors, etc. These classes were in addition to the required courses to graduate. This mean their advertisement said X number of course hours required, but later it becomes X plus 30 more hours.
I went to night school and when I was ready to graduate I was told by an Advisor I had another 30 hours to go. One such course was Pre-Algebra. I pointed out I had taken several advanced math courses such as Statistics and Discrete Math and made all “As”. But for some reason that didn’t matter.
I booked a meeting with the college president and three hours later I got a call from the advisor saying “Congratulations, you just graduated.” So you can see its a racket that is now way overpriced.
Just to prove my point, in all the math classes I took in college we had to do hand calculations for difficult math equations. We were not allowed to use a basic calculator costing $7 today. Today no one uses algebra; they use special calculators or write their own spreadsheet programs. Gone are the days of doing it by hand, yet the schools still teach the hand method. I suggest a three month course can be learned in a two hour seminar.
In working on my Masters in Computer Science, I took a Micro Chip Architecture class. That is now the chip that runs your car or watch. We had to program the chip by typing only ones or zeros in all the fields, all at once, without the ability to make corrections. If you made a mistake you had to erase your program and have to begin all over.
I had to get up at 5 AM to drive to school to use their machines to program as that was the only time the machines were available to students. If I made a mistake I would be late for work. All of the students were furious because we all knew there were text editor programs we could use from home to type in our programs in 5 minutes and submit. When the class rebelled halfway through the semester the professor said he just wanted us to appreciate how early programmers had to work! Again, a great many hours of our time was wasted by the college “just because”. That entire course could have been taught in about four two-hour seminars in my opinion.
I suggest you first determine if your career path requires certification to be hired. If so you may have to play the college game. If not, such as a marketing career, consider self study and really do it. It can be done for free in today’s time and a heck of a lot quicker. Perhaps you may want to take some college classes but not the entire program. Don’t worry, they will take your money.
Books
(Mostly Used)
Personality Plus: How to Understand Others by Understanding Yourself
Littauer, Florence $10
How to Win Friends & Influence People
Dale Carnegie $5
AlMeraj, Hussain $10
Kiyosaki, Robert T. $5
Loopholes of the Rich: How the Rich Legally Make More Money and Pay Less Tax
(Rich Dad's Advisors)
Kennedy, Diane $2
Trump, Donald J.
Sold by: New Chapter Recycling $5
Colwell PhD MBA, Ken $22
16
John & Porter Freund $5
Uniform Commercial Code in a Nutshell (Nutshell Series) Paperback – January 1, 2005
by Bradford Stone $5
Introduction to Business Law
71136612 by Vicars: Lilly: Malamisura Link
From ThriftBooks-Dallas | Contact Seller $10
Up The Organization - Townsend $5
Total Costs: $84
Free Materials
Outline For Success - Lazyman's Guide To Project Management. PDF
Personality Plus - Materials and Seminar Link
Critical Thinking. PDF
Note Taking In Meetings PDF
Project Review PDF
Proposal Writing PDF
Resume Writing - PDF (Source: The Official MBA Handbook)
Speed Reading Software Link
Business Software (windows & Linux; (Word. Power Point, Spreadsheets) Link
Operating System in place of Windows Link
Credentials
James F. Costa
Formal Training:
Certified Public Accountant
Masters – Computer Science
Paralegal
Work Experience:
4 Yrs - City of Pensacola; Finance Dept.
4 Yrs - Bank Commercial Loan Officer
4 Yrs - CPA
20 Yrs - Financial Controller,,
Various businesses
Specialty:
Fast Growth,
Turn - Arounds,
DOD Contracting,
Business Software Programming,
Bankruptcy Reorganization,
Business Planning,
Legal Protection,
Cash Flow Projections.
Retired at age 50 to volunteer/participate in the
Financial and Deep State
Collapse and Renaissance.