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Knowledge Progression

A100 · Guild — learning order, not file order
The order to actually move through the material, derived from the real course and module tree in the source classrooms — not from a folder listing.
Where this order comes from
Stage 1–3 and Stage 7–8 are read straight off the source: the Guild's own course names ("Foundations: Start Here", "Ahead in 100 Curriculum", "Quarterly Routine", "Frequently Asked Questions", the replay archives) and the module breadcrumbs inside them ("Module 0: Orientation Week", "Module 1 …"). The elective grouping in Stage 6 is our reading of courses that carry no prerequisite of each other — flag it if you disagree and it changes here, not in prose.
1

Stage 1 — Orientation

1 course(s)

Start here. What Guild is, how to move through it, and the first survey.

2

Stage 2 — The 100-day core

2 course(s)

The spine of the whole programme. Orientation Week, then account setup, category structure, targets, the daily routine, and the reporting habits, in the order the course itself sets.

3

Stage 3 — The recurring rhythm

1 course(s)

What you do every quarter once the budget exists. This is the maintenance loop.

4

Stage 4 — The why underneath

2 course(s)

Values work. Sits after the mechanics on purpose: it is what makes the categories mean something.

5

Stage 5 — Reading your own numbers

1 course(s)

Year-end review plus the advanced reporting layer. Needs a year of real data first.

6

Stage 6 — Electives (take in any order)

6 course(s)

Topic modules. None is a prerequisite for another; take the one your life is asking about.

7

Stage 7 — Reference, not a course

1 course(s)

Look-ups. Read on demand, never front to back.

8

Stage 8 — The living archive

4 course(s)

Ongoing coaching calls. Not a sequence — search these when a specific question bites.

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