Your LP Budget
Start the Lesson
By the end you can say the pilot economy back in five lines of your own, compute a badge's LP at three stars and at two and say what a resubmission earns back, build an honest eight-week LP forecast against the campus costs with the running balance every week, direct one AI check of the arithmetic with LP numbers only and a receipt, name the two weeks where your budget flexes and the one place it never does, and keep the real money on its own private line.
Submit Your Work
What You Turn In
- The five pilot lines, in your own words
- What is guaranteed, what LP is, what LP pays, what LP shows, what is real money
- Your eight-week LP forecast
- Badges at the stars you really expect, not all 3-star; at least one resubmission planned; bounties named; the campus costs every week; the running balance
- The arithmetic-check receipt line
- 'AI checked the arithmetic, LP columns only, directed by me': what it flagged and what you found; every flagged sum re-done by hand
- Your two flex weeks, reviewed with a coach
- Two weeks marked in the Flex column and the sentence 'the floor never flexes' written; the coach's initials
- Your real-money line, written alone
- The stipend as a placeholder row and any client money, on its own line; nobody reads it, no tool ever sees it
How
- Asha, by Saturday's update, trainer-only.
Done when
- The pilot rules, five lines in own words: All five lines in the trainee's own words
- Eight-week LP forecast: Honest stars, a resubmission planned, bounties, campus costs every week, running balance
- Arithmetic check receipt line: Receipt filled; flagged sums re-done by hand; LP columns only went into the tool
- Flex weeks: Two flex weeks named; 'the floor never flexes' written; reviewed one to one
- Real-money line: Present and separate from LP; never in a tool