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Took 1 year to build a course. Should I give it away for free?
MARKETINGRegarding the Python course, check these awesome resources: Find the best online Programming courses and Tutorials - Hackr.io- André Casal
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- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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Took 1 year to build a course. Should I give it away for free?
MARKETINGI appreciate your input. Something I'm definitely doing is modularizing the course and allowing customers to choose the level of complexity they feel most comfortable with.- André Casal
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- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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What will you focus on in 2022?
HOT! MINDSETGoals for 2022: Create and buy assets/invest (online courses, real estate, and crypto) More and better relationships (friends, dates) Remain consistent on daily workouts- André Casal
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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Took 1 year to build a course. Should I give it away for free?
MARKETINGYeah, I was starting to get a rep after having recorded 500+ videos on YouTube for VS Code settings. They even featured me at a Microsoft event. I then focused on creating the course and didn't have time for that anymore, but I'd like to keep offering that kind of value. I think that's something...- André Casal
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- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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Took 1 year to build a course. Should I give it away for free?
MARKETINGThanks for your answers guys, appreciate it! The course has two parts: getting up to speed with the software and configuring it so it automates most of the process and integrates a lot of usually external workflows. I was thinking about giving the first part up for free. Thanks for offering...- André Casal
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- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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Hey Ppostie, I thought I've replied through PM, but I can't find that message. Out of several...
Hey Ppostie, I thought I've replied through PM, but I can't find that message. Out of several websites I reviewed, MentorCruise seems to be the best one. I found some high-quality mentors there, but ultimately decided I didn't want to pay for mentorship and went to IndieHackers to find peers. I...- André Casal
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Took 1 year to build a course. Should I give it away for free?
MARKETINGI've spent 2021 building a course (150+ videos). Except for 300 subscribers on YouTube, I have no audience. Seeking the wisdom of those who've already gone through this: should I publish my course for free on YouTube to build an audience and trust I'll figure out monetization later or should I...- André Casal
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Execution thread
EXECUTION8 months later: Master VS Code course is almost complete. 10% to go. I'll launch it beginning of 2022 ✔︎ Just launched a mini-course: Organization for Students for 49€ ✔︎ Solved challenges: Realized my problem wasn't lack of motivation, but lack of energy ✔︎ Energy has been solved ✔︎ Eating...- André Casal
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Figuring Out YouTube
HOT! EXECUTIONYeah, I record with my macbook's camera using QuickTime and I drag QT out of the screen so I don't get distracted or tempted to look at myself and can focus on the message itself. I think I could lift the camera a little bit more. Maybe this is a little too below the eye level? What do you...- André Casal
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Figuring Out YouTube
HOT! EXECUTIONThe way I do it is I create a few bullet points, memorize them, and then free-style the video. I do about 10-15 takes, the first few takes being practice runs. Once I get a recording I like, I keep that one and just trim the beginning and end of the videos. I find this takes a lot less time...- André Casal
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEThanks for the update.- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEI was a freelance software engineer for about 5 years. Then I fully switched to tutoring college students on computer science because of my love for teaching. I've been doing this for about 15 years.- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEThanks for the suggestion but I already have my plan laid out.- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEGreat advice! My two best friends are marketers and I've learned a great deal from them, particularly through the books they recommended.- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEThat's a great idea lowtek, I'll definitely explore that, thanks!- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEThanks for opening that space Alex, but I prefer having a more personalized mastermind :) If something big comes up, I'll be sure to ask the forum, thanks- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEThanks for the feedback. That's not the kind of relationship I'm looking for.- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEHey 404profound, thanks for reaching out! I've since refined my search to someone with the same values (kind, problem-solver, optimist, rational), interests in tech, general goals to improve the world, and who is also looking for someone with whom to have a mutually beneficial exchange of ideas...- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLEHey David! All good! Thanks for the reinforcement! I'm expanding my strategies to find such people with your examples, thanks! I feel the same way, proactiveness is the key- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Looking for peers: absolute beasts in full stack software engineering
PEOPLECompletely agree and I think I do a good job at identifying people at or above my skill level in engineering, entrepreneurship, philosophy, and general thinking skills. The challenge has more to do with finding these particular unicorns who simultaneously share my values and general goals to...- André Casal
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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