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Monthly Membership

Price: $10.00 - $15.00

Pre-order now and be one of the first 1,000 members to get full access to each course. Our goal is to bring you actionable steps to build your career in the gaming industry, whether that be streaming, competitive play, becoming a social media influencer, or working in the space.

You will receive access to the following courses days before launch.

NINJA - Building a Following

How did Pro Halo Player "Ninja" grow his Twitch channel from 5 to hundreds of thousands of viewers?

Learn the ins and outs of starting a Twitch channel from scratch and building it into an empire. Covering branding, gimmicks, growth hacks, interaction with fans, and more, join Ninja in the Dojo for a full breakdown of what it takes to be a full-time Twitch streamer.

Lesson 1: Setting Up Your Broadcast

The starting line. Absolutely not to be overlooked. Everyone needs to start somewhere!

Lesson 2: What Kind of Streamer Do You Want to Be?

Explore. Find the personality you want to take on online. You don't have to be Dave from Accounting anymore.

Lesson 3: Your First Stream

It's not as scary as you think. Jump in the water and start swimming.

Lesson 4: Schedule and Consistency

Consistency is key. Create your schedule and stick to it. Sometimes absence makes the heart grow fonder.


Scump - Navigating the Industry and Building a Team

A true peek into the world of eSports and what it takes to build and lead a professional team.

Covering: choosing teammates, playing as a team, branding, tournament pressure, and many more.

Lesson 1: Team Roles

Explore the roles different teammates play to make up a team in eSports. Much like positions in major American sports, roles are of paramount importance when crafting a complete team.

Lesson 2: Practice

Everyone says practice makes perfect, but quantity does not directly translate to success. Learning how to improve the quality of your practice will catapult you towards success in your game of choice.

Lesson 3: Choosing Teammates

Much like roles, personalities and ideals are key factors in a team's success. Finding teammates that align with your dedication and goals will prevent problems down the line.

Lesson 4: Playing as a Team

The single most important component to a team's success is communication. Calling out and providing constructive criticism is the difference between an amateur team and a pro team.


ZeRo - Tournament Pressure

Dealing with the overwhelming pressure of competing at the highest level.

Covering mental fortitude, practice, preparation, and more: join Zero in the dojo as he talks through the mindset needed to become a champion.

Lesson 1: Practice

Creating a tournament atmosphere at home is essential for maintaining comfort levels while competing. Quality practice is paramount to performing at your best.

Lesson 2: Mental Preparation

Your mindset is your shield on tournament day. The ability to block out external factors will enable you to play your best.

Lesson 3: “Day of” Routine

Consistency is key. Keep your routine the same to maintain body and mind comfort during tournaments.

Lesson 4: Nutrition

You are what you eat; small light meals and snacks will power you through, but make sure you're not under eating.

Lesson 5: Matches & Breaks

Tournaments are typically three-day long events. You have to be at the top of your game from Friday to Sunday. Remember that it is a marathon, not a sprint.

Exitec - Building a Personal Brand

Building a Personal Brand is all about reinvention.

In this lesson, we discuss the creative freedom that comes with building a Personal Brand in gaming, and how to turn what you love into a career.

Lesson 1: Make Yourself

Just like in a video game, you create your own character—except that character is YOU.

Lesson 2: A Personal Brand

Your personality, the way you communicate, the type of content you create—all matters in building a Personal Brand.

Lesson 3: Who is Your Audience?

Building a quality Personal Brand is about providing your audience value.

Lesson 4: What is Your Platform?

Do you want to be a YouTuber? A Twitch streamer? Each platform serves different audiences.

Lesson 5: Who is Your Competition?

Be aware of who your competition is to study them and keep tabs on their content.

Lesson 6: Interacting with Your Community

Make your fans feel loved; treat them as you would want to be treated.

Lesson 7: Growth

Nurture your growing fan base and set realistic goals.

Lesson 8: Gimmicks

Small engagement gimmicks can entertain fans and keep them engaged.

Lesson 9: Opportunities and Sponsors

Always read contracts and don't be afraid to negotiate.


Lesson 10: Monetizing Your Personal Brand

Once you have an audience, learn how to monetize.