Big ideas,
chopped small.
We take the big concepts of business and chop them into plain words and real Kenyan situations, so you can use them at work, in your business and with your own money.
0 courses · 0 modules · 0 audio episodes · 1 min
The textbook says
Interest expense is tax-deductible, so debt financing generates a tax shield equal to the interest paid multiplied by the corporate tax rate.
The tax shield, chopped
Loan interest is a cost, so the taxman takes less from you. That saving is the shield.
Use it in real life
Your bakery's loan interest lowers its taxable profit. At 30% tax, every 100 paid in interest saves 30 in tax. Count that saving when you weigh a loan against bringing in a partner.
Courses
Five courses. KSh 900 for every 6 weeks.
Every course opens with a free module. Pay for weeks 1 to 6 now, and weeks 8 to 14 when you get there.
New courses are on the way.
Made to be used
Learn it on Monday. Use it on Tuesday.
Every module ends with something you can do: a number to work out, a choice to make, a question to ask.
At work
Back your idea in the meeting with the right numbers.
Show why the cheaper supplier costs more once delays are counted.
In your business
Price, borrow, hire and stock with a reason behind each call.
Know the most you can pay for a loan before it eats your profit.
With your money
Read a loan offer, a SACCO dividend or an investment pitch clearly.
See what a 2% monthly rate really costs over a year.
In class
Understand the concept first, so the formula and the exam make sense.
Explain the why in your own words, then show the working.
How it works
One idea at a time. Two ways to learn it.
Watch it
Short video modules, one idea each. Every formula is on screen with what each symbol means, and every step is worked through.
Listen to it
Audiobooks for the same courses, in real episodes. Formulas are read out slowly in words, so it works with your eyes on the road.
Use it
Every module ends with a real decision: borrow or wait, cut the price or hold it, hire now or later.
Every module, the same 8 parts.
You always know where you are, and what comes next.
- 1
The hook
A real situation that makes you care.
- 2
The idea
The concept in plain words, before any symbols.
- 3
See it
One picture that holds the whole idea.
- 4
The formula
Every symbol explained, then read out in words.
- 5
Worked example
Every step shown, every number traced, then checked.
- 6
Your turn
Pause and try it with new numbers.
- 7
The decision
How a manager uses it to make a real decision.
- 8
Lock it in
Recap, the common mistake, and a quick check.
Pricing
Pay for the 6 weeks you need.
M-Pesa or card, in Kenyan shillings. No subscription. Every payment unlocks for a full year: the semester, the exams and your revision after.
One course, 6 weeks at a time
KSh 900
Weeks 1 to 6 before the midterm, weeks 8 to 14 after it. Or take both halves of a course in one payment for KSh 1,500 and keep KSh 300.
Already learning
The courses you still need are KSh 900 for every 6 weeks.
Chopi on your phone.
Install Chopi on your home screen. It opens full screen like any app and keeps your place across phone and laptop.
- 1Open chopi in Chrome on your phone
- 2Tap the ⋮ menu
- 3Choose “Install app”
Questions
Good to know
Do I need an account?
You can watch free modules and previews without one. Create a free account to save your place and keep your courses.
How do I pay?
With M-Pesa or a Visa/Mastercard card, in Kenyan shillings. Your course unlocks as soon as the payment is confirmed.
What is the difference between the modules and the audiobooks?
Modules are videos that show every formula and step on screen. Audiobooks cover the same ground for listening, with formulas read out in words. Use both, or whichever suits the moment.
Why do I pay for 6 weeks at a time?
Weeks 1 to 6 come before the midterm and weeks 8 to 14 after it. Pay KSh 900 for the half you're studying now, or KSh 1,500 for the whole course in one payment.
How long can I watch what I buy?
A full year from the day you pay. That covers the semester, the exams and your revision after.