Learn everything you need to know to become an Entrepreneur. Master the concepts and coming up with great business ideas
InstructorEvan KimbrellEditorial course preview
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A hand writes potential business ideas like dog owners and vacuums on a notepad beside the book Traction during an entrepreneurship lesson.
This slide displays a website interface for Sprintkick that lists various business partnership services such as hiring, code reviewing, fundraising, SEO, and advertising.
The curriculum explores a wide range of operational structures, including SaaS, Subscriptions, the sharing economy, and Direct to Consumer models.
Instruction includes practical tools such as aptitude tests, passion mapping, and idea generation worksheets like the 'Idea Lister Builder'.
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The curriculum aligns with the stated goal of introducing beginners to entrepreneurship through various business models and personal assessments.