"Couldn't I just figure this out myself?"
You could. But if you were going to, you would have already. The free content exists. The frameworks are out there. What's missing isn't information, it's a forcing function. The sprint gives you structure, accountability, and someone who's done it before telling you "this matters, that doesn't, move." That's worth more than another YouTube video.
"I'm not technical. Can I actually build an MVP?"
Yes. That's the whole point. AI has changed what's possible. You can ship a real product with landing page, waitlist, payments, etc. without writing code from scratch. I'll show you the exact tools and workflows. One of my clients had never touched a code editor. He validated and built in 4 sessions. The technical barrier isn't what it used to be.
"What if my idea doesn't validate?"
Then you just saved yourself 6 months and thousands of dollars building the wrong thing. That's a win. Validation isn't about confirming you're right, it's about finding out fast if you're wrong. If the market says no, we pivot or pick a new idea. You'll have the skill to test the next one, and the next one after that.
"How is this different from a course?"
Courses teach. This ships. You don't watch videos and "learn", you execute with a coach guiding each step. Twice a week we're on calls. Between calls, you have async support. At the end, you don't have notes. You have a validated idea and a live MVP. If you wanted information, you'd buy a course. If you want to actually launch, this is the path.
"What's the time commitment?"
Plan for 5–8 hours per week. That includes our calls (2x per week, 30–60 min each) plus execution work between sessions: customer conversations, building, iterating. This is a sprint, not a side project you dabble with. If you can't commit the time, wait until you can. Half-effort gets half-results.
"Do I own everything we build?"
100%. The code, the product, the customer relationships, all yours. I'm a coach, not a cofounder. You're building your business, not mine. I give you frameworks and guidance; you own the output.
"Why should I trust you?"
I've built and shipped multiple products. PredictApp started as a spreadsheet sold via WhatsApp, now it's a real platform with real users. I've done the validation dance, failed fast, pivoted, and shipped. I'm not teaching theory from a textbook. I'm sharing the exact system I use. And if the discovery call doesn't convince you I can help, don't buy. No pressure.
"What happens after the 3 weeks?"
You'll have a validated idea, a shipped MVP, and the skills to iterate. Most founders continue on their own (that's the goal). If you want ongoing support, we can talk about what that looks like. But the sprint is designed to make you independent, not dependent.
