Inspiring story. But after reading the whole article I didnt understand what "his MBA in solopreneurship" referred to. Did he actually do an MBA? At what institution?
Indeed, correct Patricia! His 2-year journey of actually doing the thing and learning from it, is called an “MBA”, but ultimately I think experience is worth more than if there would be an MBA for solopreneurship. That’s IMO though
Glad you like the story Sameer! I think ultimately the actions and learnings from actually doing the thing is worth a lot more than an MBA. In my opinion of course :)
The time to reflect after leaving a job is a huge advantage that most people miss. Fear forces them to accept the first offer that comes along, whereas taking a break can open up better opportunities that they hadn't even considered before.
Thanks a lot Pramoda for sharing your journey. In 5 months I will have to leave AWS for personal reasons and I’m considering solopreneur as next step. While trying to build it before leaving to reduce the risk, I discovered a big passion for coaching and doing workshops. And I want to start defining a course. Do you have any recommendation for someone who is starting to build a course today? In the AI era which format do you recommend the most?
Inspiring story. But after reading the whole article I didnt understand what "his MBA in solopreneurship" referred to. Did he actually do an MBA? At what institution?
I also wondered if there are MBAs for solopreneurs, but it seems it was more his experiences then what taught him MBA?
Indeed, correct Patricia! His 2-year journey of actually doing the thing and learning from it, is called an “MBA”, but ultimately I think experience is worth more than if there would be an MBA for solopreneurship. That’s IMO though
Suggestion: Put "MBA" in quotes so its clear what you mean.
As someone who is doing an MBA right now, I immediately clicked on the article to read about a fellow student, but it looks like I was clickbaited :P
No harm done. Still a good story worth reading about
Glad you like the story Sameer! I think ultimately the actions and learnings from actually doing the thing is worth a lot more than an MBA. In my opinion of course :)
The time to reflect after leaving a job is a huge advantage that most people miss. Fear forces them to accept the first offer that comes along, whereas taking a break can open up better opportunities that they hadn't even considered before.
Inspiring and published when i need this most. I am on similar journey and kind of felt stuck but this article give me hope and much needed boost.
Thanks for sharing
Really great to heat that Vikas!
Thanks a lot Pramoda for sharing your journey. In 5 months I will have to leave AWS for personal reasons and I’m considering solopreneur as next step. While trying to build it before leaving to reduce the risk, I discovered a big passion for coaching and doing workshops. And I want to start defining a course. Do you have any recommendation for someone who is starting to build a course today? In the AI era which format do you recommend the most?
Hey Pramoda, did you do an MBA at an institution or was that a figure of speech?
Hey Sameer, MBA is referring to his experience and actions that he made in his 2-year journey as solopreneur.
Ah okay :)
Really interesting and inspiring, also really actionable! :) Thank you for sharing this!
Glad the article resonated Andrea. And of course, credit goes to Pramoda for sharing his honest insights!