Jonah Path

Origin

Proprietary concept by Alexandre Carette (2026). Named after Jonah, the founder's son.

Definition

A four-step learning path designed to grow with the person following it — at 12, 15, 18 and 20 years old. From the simplest ("Why did dad build this alone?") to the most complex ("How to make strategic decisions"). Named after Jonah, the founder's son, for whom all of this is built.

Example

"The Jonah Path starts with 'Why did dad build this alone?' and ends with 'How to make strategic decisions'."

See also

• Synedre
• Academy