I’m biased but @udemy is a true underdog story + thought I’d share details we’ve never shared before. ICYMI, we announced a $50M raise at $2B valuation. Udemy almost died at least 5x. We got rejected by everyone in the Valley. Startups are never a straight line. *Read on*
Education is broken. Here is what the future of education will look like: 1. Teaching will become an extremely lucrative profession. Salaries will follow a power law. The best teachers will make millions of dollars per year and teach thousands of students per year.
If you’re a programmer, you can: - Make SaaS products - Write eBooks - Make apps - Create video courses - Do freelancing - Give live training - Do paid support - Publish a paid newsletter If you accumulate $325/day from doing many of these at the same time, you’ll make $10K/mo.
How I automate my life, including these money rules On my Instagram story right now https://t.co/qzd8KdZ7ef
Let’s face it, our education system is obsolete. It’s outdated. It’s outrageous. It’s broken. New and bold alternatives are already being tested out there. My bet? Online education will have a groundbreaking impact in the way future generations learn. Here's why👇
1/ The amount of great content coming out these days for founders, managers, and employees is incredible. Tons of 10+ and even 100+ page detailed tactical manuals, interactive guides, curated content databases, you name it. A few notable examples:
Dear lazyweb, Reddit in its early days famously had fake users posting content to make it seem like there was more activity than there really was - as a means of solving the chicken and egg problem in building a network Know if any other examples like this?
Founders: what's in your pitch deck? Here are my must-haves: ✨Vision 💵Market size ☹️Problem 😊Solution 🏰Competition/differentiation moat 📝Go-to-market/business model 📈Traction/financials 🗺Roadmap/milestones to achieve 👛Fundraise/use of funds 👩🏽🎤Team/advisors/invest…
Unbundling the university: - liberal arts - technical education - summer camp - dating market - sports - co-living - salons - hedge fund - 4 year vacation - flirting w/ marxism - coming of age - alumni network - credential - prestige - insurance policy - identity - coming of age
Favorite takeaways & quotes from Chris Dixon interviews👇 "What the smartest people do on the weekend is what everyone else will do during the week in 10 yrs" "If you want to bet against that...you're betting against a lot of smart people...I'll take the other side of that…
8. The future of education does not look like you think it does. It looks like Y-Combinator. Here’s why: • Respected credential • Teams of peers and mentors • Participants learn by doing • Attracts a global pool of talent • The organization competes for top talent.
Before landing on the Tailwind UI preview experience you currently see when you go to the site, we almost took a more traditional marketing site approach. We still think the current direction is better but it felt like a shame to not show off this site I spent 2 days designing �…
since everybody (who's responsible) is canceling in-person events & subsequently The Vibe is all about making shit *virtual* i thought i'd talk a little bit about how @thomasfuchs, @alexhillman and i ran full- and even MULTI-day live workshops 100% online since 2010 THREAD
We launched subscriptions for @Ghost at the end of last year and a fun side effect is that it's actually really amazing for just starting *any* recurring revenue business. Created and shipped a brand new SaaS product in 4 hours using it: https://t.co/cQystQ5ZEv
There are countless startup book lists on the internet 🌐 I wanted to know what were the most recommended startup books ever 🏆 So I've compiled more than 4000 recommendations from 208 lists and came up with with this top 25 most recommended startup books of all-time📕 THREAD
1/ I've been recently asked by many why we hired 4 senior execs in 6 months at @MorningBrew (after having none for the last 2 years) and what what we learned. After a bunch of convos in DMs, I thought I'd share with everyone. Thread 👇
Who's building Thumbtack for SaaS? G2 Crowd - discover, compare & buy software ?? - hire certified SaaS implementation pros Things I'm looking for: - # of successful implementations - hourly rate - ratings, reviews & case studies - recommended by the vendor, friends, …
Here's a similar company that focuses just on Ireland and the UK. https://t.co/x0hUsshMBi
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