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A six-week program to help you build, not only your next step, but your life. Another six weeks of peer accountability to help you stay focused.
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The course content is really interesting and is a good balance between tools and exercises. The pace was good and videos just the right length, enabling us to understand fully the concept before moving to the practical part.
The success of it to me really relies on the interactions with other people in the course so really try to connect once a week with the group to get the full benefit.
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