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I signed up but am slightly nervous about the program timeline vs where I’m at with my startup. If I’m actively iterating on the product with paid customers, it
by gxespino 7y ago
I signed up but am slightly nervous about the program timeline vs where I’m at with my startup. If I’m actively iterating on the product with paid customers, it doesn’t make much sense for me to spend a few hours watching videos on how to generate good ideas.
I’ll always be asking myself “is this the best use of my time right now?”
- sandslash 7y agoTotally understand where you're coming from! As such, watching videos is not a requirement to complete the course -- though we highly recommend it. You can watch the videos at your leisure, or just watch the content that applies best to you and your startup.
- gxespino 7y agoGood to know
- Vanderson 7y agoI would watch every single video. I had already gone live, I have a budget, income, solid product, but the courses showed me things I would never run into on my own. Also, I don't recall much about "generating good ideas", it was much more profound than that. I didn't like some of the titles of the videos, until I watched them. Often times the instructions were inspiring, simply because it was real people discussing how they built their businesses. (most of them we have heard of)
- kevin 7y agoThis year, each lecture is no more than 20 minutes. On any given week, there will be a max of 1 hour of video content for you to watch. More important than the lectures will be dedicating 30-60 minutes each week to participate in group sessions with other SUS founders.