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The Essential Greeks Course begins tomorrow
Previous students found the course intellectually thought-provoking and enlightening
Excellence is a habit, so take advantage of this final call

The course is for parallel entrepreneurship, building 10+ businesses at a time via a Holding Company.
The course covers essential HoldCo topics like structure, recruitment, and capital allocation.
The course also includes a community of like-minded people for support and expertise.

To make money on WhatsApp, focus on effective strategies beyond just posting products or sending broadcast messages.
Module One of the course teaches essential steps to grab attention on WhatsApp, like avoiding common mistakes and building an audience.
Module Two covers creating sales-driven content and understanding key principles to sell more effectively to your WhatsApp audience.

The course focuses on building a fun project to create a daily coding habit.
You learn best by writing out the code yourself, making mistakes, and fixing them.
Embrace the process of breaking your code, reading extra documentation, and focusing on progress over perfection.

Ajulu launched a course called WhatsApp Domination to teach how to monetize WhatsApp successfully.
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A quantum hardware course has started, with the first live session replay available on YouTube.
The initial lecture covers core content, while there's a preview of the upcoming mathematical tools of Quantum Mechanics.
Late admissions to the course are possible, with replay access on YouTube, but live session participation is for admitted students only.

The quantum formalism course will cover foundational topics before diving into mathematical formalism of quantum mechanics, with study materials sent on Fridays and live lectures hosted on Tuesdays.
The course is set to begin on either August 21st or September 18th, with a preference survey available to choose the start date.
Basic knowledge of complex numbers is assumed as a prerequisite for the course, with resources provided for those needing a refresher.