Each square is a weekday (weekends are skipped). Strong-day squares mean Marcus finished a lesson with an average tier-score of 80% or higher across all 6 decisions.
Each skill is scored across all completed lessons this month. Trend compares to March.
Top skill — Marcus reads strategy at adult-shaped depth.
Weighs short-term vs. long-term solidly.
Spots career-and-tech patterns reliably.
Multi-step plans coming together.
Improving on naming hard feelings before acting.
Sometimes under-weights the cost of the easy answer. Growth focus.
"Why was teaching herself FORTRAN actually a strategic move, not just personal upskilling?"
Marcus chose: "Vaughan saw that machines would replace human computers — and learned to program the machines so SHE became the person who ran them, not the person displaced by them." (Strongest, 3 pts)
Marcus saw the strategic foresight, not just the upskilling — exactly the adult-shape reasoning we want emerging at 12.
"Why does telling the truth about pushups today matter beyond one workout?"
Marcus chose: "Pushups don't matter." (Weak, 0 pts)
Marcus picked the easy out. We're working on naming why small lies become heavy across years, even when each one looks weightless.
"Where in your life are you watching a 'wave' coming that other people aren't seeing yet?"
"What's a small lie you've told yourself about something that doesn't matter? What would honest sound like?"
"Reasoning is your top skill — where this week did you connect two things adults missed?"
Decision-quality drills focused on the long-tail cost of small lies (lessons 26, 30, 35).
Reasoning strength — review lesson 21 and 27.
Try lesson 22 from the age-13 set if Marcus finishes April early.