Employee to Entrepreneur

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Free Online Course: Employee to Entrepreneur provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 1-2 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Employee to Entrepreneur is taught by Madecraft and Dana Robinson.

Overview
  • Take control of your future. Learn how you can make the transition from an employee to an entrepreneur.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Take control of your future
    1. The Golden Handcuffs
    • How did you get here?
    • Getting past your fears
    • What keeps people stuck?
    • Are the handcuffs really golden?
    • Your job is your path out
    • How to break free
    2. The Big Idea Myth
    • You don’t need a big idea
    • What is a good idea?
    • What is a bad idea?
    • Defining marketability
    3. Networking
    • Your work family might be holding you back
    • Audacity to reach out—a new mentality
    • How to network: Generosity and curiosity
    • Going to meetups and events
    • How to build your own network
    4. Business Planning
    • What a plan isn’t
    • How to plan for execution
    • Iteration and reiteration: The iterative process
    • MVP: Get it going and change as you go
    • Avoiding money concerns
    5. Find Your Superpower
    • Look for an unfair advantage
    • Finding the time to explore
    • Become an expert
    • Use that superpower to niche your brand
    6. Marketing
    • Competition is good
    • Setting your price
    • Find unique ways to get first sales
    • Blogging
    • Podcast host and/or guest
    • Article writing for third-parties
    • Social media
    • Advertising
    7. Scaling
    • Testing for scalability
    • Pricing your consulting services
    • Knowing where to spend
    • Strategically investing your time
    8. Execution
    • It’s about doing
    • Clear your plate
    • Get your house in order
    • Committing to starting your idea
    9. Take Action
    • Learn what you don’t know
    • Business, legal, IP, and accounting
    • Protect your time and learn
    • Make your exit plan
    Conclusion
    • List your ideas
    • Network for success
    • Conclusion