Publishing · Planned
Create Your First Children’s Book
Move from one clear story idea to a practical first-draft and production plan for your first children’s book.
Finish with: a story concept, outline, draft plan, and next-step checklist.Jason C. Owen · Micro-Course Factory
One problem.
One usable result.
You should not have to buy a giant course to solve one specific problem. Micro-courses give you focused teaching, practical tools, and a clear finish line—without the content overload.
The focused-course standard
Learn only what helps you make the next useful move.
Every Micro-Course Factory release begins with a concrete problem and ends with something you can use, show, test, or complete.
- Specific participantBuilt for a clearly defined person—not “everyone.”
- Concrete problemFocused tightly enough to solve without becoming a giant program.
- Practical destinationA visible outcome with completion criteria you can understand.
- Real-world proofAn action, asset, decision, or demonstrated capability—not passive consumption.
The catalog
The factory is ready. The first releases are not yet available.
The examples below show the kinds of narrowly scoped courses planned for the factory. They are not yet open for purchase or enrollment.
Planned: These concepts are examples, not purchasable products or promised releases. A course will be marked “Available now” only after its content, checkout, access, and support path have been verified.
Kids & families · Planned
30-Day Confidence Builder for Kids
Help a child practice one age-appropriate confidence-building action each day without demanding a personality change.
Finish with: a completed confidence log and a repeatable family practice.Business & web · Planned
WordPress for Local Businesses
Build the essential pages and inquiry path a local customer needs to understand, trust, and contact your business.
Finish with: a clear, usable local-business website structure.AI & content · Planned
AI Content Systems for Coaches
Turn your real expertise into a repeatable content workflow with human review, clear boundaries, and a useful call to action.
Finish with: a documented weekly content system and review checklist.Inside every release
Short does not mean shallow.
A focused course still needs enough teaching, practice, feedback, and support to help you use what you learn.
- 01Clear outcome and starting point
Know who the course is for, what problem it solves, and what completion looks like.
- 02Concise lessons and examples
Learn only the ideas and decisions required for this result.
- 03Exercises, worksheet, and proof action
Turn understanding into an asset, action, or demonstrated capability.
- 04Progress check and continuation plan
Confirm what you can do now and choose the most useful next step.
Planned pricing model
Pay for the result—not a pile of hours.
Individual pricing is expected to range from $29 to $197, based on depth, tools, implementation support, and the value of the finished outcome. Final prices will appear only on verified course and checkout pages.
Quick Win
A narrow lesson sequence, practical exercise, and one useful output.
Implementation Course
A guided build with templates, worksheets, checks, and a completed asset or system.
Advanced Build
A deeper implementation path with multiple tools, review points, and support documentation.
Combine connected results.
Related micro-courses may be packaged into practical bundles while each course remains independently useful.
How the factory works
AI-assisted production. Human-owned standards.
Hermes can accelerate research, outlining, lesson development, exercises, quizzes, worksheets, sales copy, email sequences, and support documentation. Jason controls the problem selection, claims, quality standard, price, and final release decision.
01Validate the problem and participant
02Define one measurable destination
03Build teaching, practice, and assessment
04Independently review facts, claims, and usability
05Package, test access, and release deliberately
Help shape the catalog
What is the one problem you want a short course to help you solve?
Send the problem, who it affects, and what a useful result would look like. A suggestion is not an enrollment or a guarantee that the course will be produced.