Michael Saylor published a comprehensive 953-hour reading curriculum titled "Upgrade the World," covering history, economics, technology, and leadership, culminating with Bitcoin. The 38-work program aims to prepare leaders for major decisions by providing a deep understanding of civilization, markets, energy, and institutions before focusing on Bitcoin's role as a global digital asset. Saylor emphasizes critical reading and judgment development, encouraging readers to challenge ideas and understand Bitcoin's broader societal impact. This curriculum reflects Saylor's vision of Bitcoin as a key financial asset by 2036 and serves as a foundational guide for decision-makers.
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