Frameworks and Systems
The Learning Strategy System
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The Learning Strategy System began as a UX design exercise to address a pervasive real-world challenge: the lack of comprehensive, objective tools for career and educational navigation. As I developed the framework, it became clear that its value extended far beyond a design portfolio piece, it had the potential to provide genuine, high-stakes support for people facing life-altering financial decisions.
A Mission Rooted in Experience
I am a firm believer that education is invaluable. However, this system is not designed to discourage college attendance; rather, it is designed to discourage floating through it. Too many students pursue degrees due to cultural pressure or a lack of visible alternatives, only to find themselves burdened by excruciating debt and a lack of market alignment.
This project is deeply personal. Having dropped out of college myself, I realized that the guidance available was often either rife with misinformation or dangerously simplistic I don’t like simplism. Major life decisions require more than a "follow your heart" mantra; they require a quantitative, strategic, and rigorous audit of one's reality.
UX Thought Process
Leveraging my background in UX Design I have treated the student journey as a user experience that needs optimization. Throughout this system, you will see the influence of professional research methodologies, including:
- Journey Mapping: Identifying the emotional and financial friction points in the 4-year degree path. (Some of this process will be shared once the system has been completed)
- Problem Statements & Personas: Identifying who is most at risk of "high-regret" outcomes. (Some of this process will be shared once the system has been completed)
- Strategic Frameworks: Correlating complex themes like interest rates, opportunity costs, and emotional resilience into a cohesive decision matrix.
Why Accessibility Matters
Career planning is never a "one-size-fits-all" equation. It is influenced by living conditions, mental well-being, digital literacy, and financial stability. By making this system freely accessible, I want that anyone—regardless of their background—can perform a "Degree Inflation Audit" or calculate their "Payback Period" without a paywall.
This is an invitation to take your future seriously. Prepare your notebook, engage with the data, and take control of your investment.
As extra resources, the “Strategic Analysis Toolkit” below will add more tips, note taking process and others.
This is a suggested timeline.
You can start with any part if you prefer it that way.The Personalized Education Investment Prospectus: A Quantitative Framework for Determining College Worth
A framework to help you determine if college is your path considering factors such as finances, emotional state and other factors
Decision Dashboard
A Decision Dashboard tool focusing on five areas: Financial Calculator - Market Reality - Alternative Paths - Self Assessment & Decision Matrixs
List of Resources, Higher Education and Training
A list of resources by state (USA)
Questions based self assessment tool book
Structured questions, guided tasks, and curated resources designed to help
individuals evaluate their
circumstances thoughtfully and realistically.
Coming soon
(Part 2) List of Resources, Higher Education and Training
This will be a general list looking to source solely on resources that aim to help people regardless of where they liveComing soon
Is College Worth It For Me? A Strategic Decision-Making Guide
This is a simplified and shortened version of the entire systemStrategic Analysis Toolkit for
The Personalized Education Investment Prospectus: A Quantitative Framework for Determining College Worth
Annotated Prospectus
Simplified version of first part
Coming soon
Decision-Focused Notes Templates for First Part
Coming soon
UX Process
Author's Input
My college experience & Career decisions.
Notes on Looking to Become a Psychologist — Some Myths
What people think psychology is vs. What (studying) psychology actually demandsYour age is and will not be an excuse.
Feedback Form
Feedback for The Learning Strategy System
Notes
Initially I thought I was going to add this section as a static page, or a tool (similar to part 2) - however, for the tool to work I would’ve needed a different approach.
After doing some analysis (similar tools - market analysis) I noticed room for development, but I want to do that right, functional and well… — it ended up with a conclusion on a bigger approach that will need a hugeeee team. Therefore, it's going to be a project for later.
Now, I’ve decided to turn part 4 into a book - there will be a pdf version (free) and a physical paid version (slightly modified from the pdf version). I’ve tested some platforms, and it will be sold through amazon kdp.
I’ve currently made the skeleton, and it should be added by no later than May 20th, 2026.
Networking
Also, I am working on a set of different partnerships because I want to expand on my network (real network, not just linkedin or social media followers numbers) — you can find the current programs at: Programs >>
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Questions
Before Salusfera: The Education System Path
Set of research questions before deciding for Salusfera
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People that influenced this blog --
During my teens, I spent countless hours searching for answers to the questions I carried around every day. I don’t remember exactly when it started or who the very first influence was, but over time I found myself learning from many different voices. Their ideas, perspectives, and curiosity, which has helped me to shap the way I think, the way I question, and the way I look at the world.
I want to map and credit the people who contributed to that process and the different areas of interest I've had across time. Each of them explores something different — science, politics, religion, the natural world, human behavior, history, and everything in between. I’ll share a brief note about what their work meant to me, and recommend a few pieces of their content for anyone who might be on a similar path.
The next section is dedicated to the people who have influenced how I understand and interpret the world around me.
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Philosophy
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