As a child, I enjoyed learning new skills, but I was always surprised to see how most teachers overcomplicated topics or focused on meaningless exercises and details. Growing up, I worked for 12 years in two process-heavy companies (Amazon and Decathlon). To continue learning and become an expert in Supply Chain & Forecasting, I had to focus on critical, complex, and hotly debated problems that no one could teach. So I started to develop a process to learn by myself more effectively. Finally, when my children were born, I decided to embark on a journey to help all parents, guardians, and educators optimize their children’s learning strategy. The essence of my approach is to design deceptively simple exercises so children can learn autonomously, at their own pace, receiving minimal or no guidance at all (have a look at some of my programs here). Inspired by the pragmatic approach of learning by experience theorized by John Dewey, the greatest educational philosopher of the 20th century, I am now putting his theories into practice.