It's pretty clear: Successful people invest in their education. Whenever I meet someone successful they almost always have bought a course if not many courses before. I want to know: Have you bought a course? Were they good? What triggers you to buy a course? What is your advice to the course industry. Anything else? This is going to help all synthesizers so your comment whether you bought one or not is really valuable!

Hey synthesizers! The decision to not go to university was the toughest decision of my life. Mostly because my own dreams were out of alignment with the dreams that my family, friends, peers and society had for me. Instead of getting a degree I became a musician, travelled for 3 years, built and shut down a $53,657+/yr agency and did loads of other cool (in my mind) things. Now I'm all in on synthesizing (twitter) and building a community to help people make the decision as to whether or not university is the best option for them. I thought I'd reach out to you guys to see what your thoughts are on going to university. No doubt some of you have been, I'd like to hear your thoughts on the value it provided you. For those of you who haven't been, Why not? What was your thought process behind the decision. I'm hoping to get a heated Facebook-style debate going in the comments (only joking). Looking forward to connect with you all! Louis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrzZRYUvfyY Thoughts?

Haiiii frens! Who am I seeing at the upcoming Accountability Call? :) Any topics we'll be discussing or is it the same as the first calls we've had in the past?

Hi! Recently a question has been haunting me and after talking with some people I realized how biased my perspective is. The question is as follows -> What are two/three areas in which EVERYONE should have at least some basic knowledge. My picks wouldn't be a surprise for you + a one sentence explanation. 1. Monetary systems + History of money -> Money is energy that we can store and it's all around us. It runs the world. 2. Anatomy of human body -> the more you know about your body, the better you can use it and optimize it for high-quality performance across years 3. Psychology -> We live in a society, society is all about human interactions so it'd be wise to know a thing or two about ourselves and others. I'm very curious of your picks, and if possible, one sentence explanations. I bet we can learn a lot from each other here.