In Do #1, Lloyd discusses the importance of using numerology to be of service to humanity as a means of healing the world through numbers.

In Do #2, Lloyd discusses the importance of taking your time during your numerology calculations to avoid mistakes and build confidence in, both, yourself and your client.

In Do #3, Lloyd discusses the importance of ensuring that the spelling of the name is correct so your reading will be accurate and your skills enhanced through practice.

In Do #4, Jacquii discusses the importance of charting in the proper lighting and how natural sunlight plays a major role in the art of divination to get the maximized effect.

In Do #5, Jacquii discusses how to use both alphabets, the Pythagorean and Chaldean, to interpret a person. She demonstrates how both names are charted simultaneously using the alphabets.

In Do #6, Jacquii discusses the difference in notating birth dates, internationally, and how to calculate the birth date number and life path numbers by ensuring the date is correct.

In Do #7, Jacquii discusses how to double-check your work and structure your readings, so you're not overwhelmed with readings in the moment, making unnecessary mistakes in front of your client.

In Do #8, Jacquii discusses the importance of interpreting the reduced and compound numbers for each numerology concept to get more depth into the number meanings and the client. She demonstrates how to analyze various octaves of the number three during an interpretation.

In Do #9, Lloyd discusses the importance of tapping into your intuitive gifts as an additional tool while interpreting the numbers. He shows you how to tap into your intuitive gifts and how they can be applied differently to various clients.

In Do #10, Lloyd discusses which numerology texts he used to improve his practice and advance his learning in numerology. He also discusses the importance of practicing both alphabets and study techniques to use to become better in your craft.

In Do #11, Jacquii discusses how numerology is the nucleus of all metaphysical and occult sciences. She discusses how numerology relates to tarot and the major arcana, astrology, cardology, cartomancy, and crystal healing. She also demonstrates how you can incorporate all in your readings.

In Do #12, Lloyd discusses the importance of fellowship with other numerologist as a means of growing, learning from each other, and forming potential business partnerships.

In Do #13, Lloyd discusses how to find the best and stress numbers between partners and mates and how to use these numbers to find the best days for couples to get married or make important life events. He also discusses how to find the best dates for couples who don't have any numbers in common based on their birth dates.

In Do #14, Jacquii discusses how to use your ears to listen more when reading and interpreting a numerology chart. She also talks about channeling spirit guides and various crystal energies to use during your reading to further enhance your intuitive abilities during readings.

In Do #15, Jacquii demonstrates the importance of working out numerology charts by hand, first. She shows her own hand-written chart as well as numerology spreadsheets that she then shares with clients.

In Do #16, Lloyd shares his secret to asking questions and how he approaches his readings with a question-and-answer period at the end of his readings to find more information out about his clients and demonstrate accuracy.

In Do #17, Jacquii discusses which numerology concept and technique to use to allow the numbers to reveal the past, present, and future, accurately.

In the Do Student Exercise, students are asked to share some of the do's they've acquired through their own numerology practice and share them in the course comments to get the collective conversation going.

In Don't #1, Lloyd discusses how to avoid having a God complex by harnessing the power of numerology and the information the numbers provide about a person or event.

In Don't #2, Jacquii discusses the Table of Traits (TOTs), what they are, how to calculate them, and the common mistakes made when calculating the Table of Traits (TOTs) that should be avoided.

In Don't #3, Lloyd discusses the importance of being unafraid to make mistakes and how they are a necessary part of the learning process.

In Don't #4, Jacquii discusses how to avoid giving professional readings until enough study and practice is applied and free reading are given for tips only.

In Don't #5, Lloyd discusses the importance of turning to a teacher or mentor to ask for advice when confronted with a difficult or new numerology concept.

In Don't #6, Jacquii talks about preparing a chart when tired, how to prevent it, and the strategies for preparing a chart with a fresh mind.

In Don't # 7, Lloyd discusses the importance of not reading a person out of meanness or malice.

In Don't # 8, Lloyd discusses how not to use your intuitive and numerological gifts to slander your clients or share their personal business.

In Don't #9, Jacquii discusses the importance of looking at a chart and finding the numbers that show mental imbalances in a client and how to use language that avoids calling them crazy but still alerts them to their mental disorders.

In Don't #10, Lloyd discusses how to avoid advising a client about their life expectancy.

In Don't #11, Jacquii discusses the numerologist's role in naming children with expecting parents and shares strategies that maximize name choices for the child and parents.

In Don't #12, Jacquii discusses how to avoid clients feeding you information about themselves upfront and potentially interfering with your reading or revealing information that you wished to share.

In Don't #13, Lloyd discusses how to preserve your energy and manage relationships with clients without being their savior.

In Don't #14, Lloyd discusses how not to close yourself off from the potential opportunities that may come because of this science by breaking down his professional experiences.

In Don't # 15, Jacquii advises you to not get hung up on the names of the numerology concepts as you move from one alphabet to the other. She demonstrates the names of concepts in both and breaks down what they mean.

In Don't #16, Lloyd discusses how to maintain balanced relationships with all of your clients without showing favoritism toward any specific one.

In Do #17, Jacquii discusses the importance of sharing numerology, as a healing science, with the world at large.

In the Dont Student Exercise, students are asked to share some of the don'ts they've acquired through their own numerology practice and share them in the course comments to get the collective conversation going.