The Learning Pathway

The Investing Starter
Guide for the Girlies

Six steps from "where do I even start" to auto-investing every single month. Your real numbers, AI doing the heavy lifting, and zero finance bro energy.

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The Problem

You've been "about to start investing" for years.

The jargon, the bros, the "just open a brokerage account!" advice that never explains how, and the fear of doing it wrong. So the money sits in checking, earning nothing, while everyone on your feed seems to already know what VOO means.

This pathway fixes that. It walks you through the entire journey in order: figure out your real monthly number from your actual spending (AI does the math), map your goals, pick the right platform for you, buy your first ETF, open your Roth IRA, and automate the whole thing. By the end you're not "learning about investing." You're an investor with a system.

The Pathway

Six steps, in order.

01

Find Your Number

Two months of statements + AI = how much you can realistically invest every month. A real number from your real life, not a guess.

02

Define Your Goals

Claude interviews you like a financial planner: short, medium, and long-term goals, big purchases, and which money should even be in the market.

03

Pick Your Platform

Robinhood vs. Cash App vs. Fidelity vs. Vanguard vs. Schwab, in plain English, plus step-by-step account opening for each.

04

Make Your First Investment

ETF vs. stock explained, resources for "which ETF though?", and a video walkthrough of buying your first one on Fidelity.

05

Open Your Roth IRA

The tax-free account everyone yells about: open it, contribute, and actually invest the money inside (the step everyone misses), with video walkthroughs.

06

Put It on Autopilot

Auto-recurring investments with your monthly number. Investing happens every month whether you think about it or not.

What you'll have
by the end

  • Your realistic monthly investing number, calculated from your actual spending
  • A goal map: short, medium, and long-term, with timelines and where each dollar should live
  • A brokerage account on the platform that actually fits you
  • Your first ETF or stock, bought with your own hands (with a video showing every tap)
  • A Roth IRA that's open, funded, AND invested
  • Auto-recurring investments running every month on autopilot
  • Every AI prompt pre-written: copy, paste, done
  • Video walkthroughs, with more coming for each platform
Access

How access works

  1. Buy the guide through Stan Store. It takes about a minute.
  2. Check your email: your access code arrives at the address you used at checkout.
  3. Come back here, hit "Enter your code," and you're in.
  4. Your code works for the rest of the year. Revisit any step, anytime.
FAQ

Questions

Is this financial advice?

No. This is education: the mechanics, the accounts, the walkthroughs, and the questions to ask so you can make your own informed decisions. I'm not a financial advisor and the guide never tells you which specific investment to buy.

How much money do I need to start?

Less than you think. Every platform in the guide supports fractional shares or tiny minimums, so you can start with $5 to $50. Step 1 finds YOUR number, whatever it is.

I know literally nothing about investing. Is that okay?

That's the exact person this was built for. It starts at "download your credit card statement" and defines every term the first time it appears. No prior knowledge assumed.

Do I need to pay for any AI tools?

No. Every prompt in the pathway works on Claude's free plan (and most work in any AI chat app).

How long does it take?

About 2.5 to 3 hours of active work, spread across six steps. Do it in a weekend or one step per evening. Some waiting time in the middle while bank transfers settle.

How long do I have access?

Your code works for the rest of the calendar year. Come back and redo any step whenever life or your paycheck changes.

Your money should
be making money.

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Educational content only, not financial advice. All investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. Do your own research or consult a licensed advisor for decisions about your specific situation.