Hey Guys im doing my first few discovery calls. Im doing Coding Mentoring for people who starting their way into the tech industry. Thing is i only want to work with people who are 100% comfortable with paying me. First thing i do right now is doing a test period, where i do it for free for a month ( 4 Meetings 60 minutes each + message me when there are problems in their project...). This way i get some experience in as a Mentor and they can decide if they want to do this or not. I will eventually transfer to getting paid from the beginning, once i gained more experience. Does this make sense? I kind of just need some affirmation here. Second question would be if you Guys talk about alternatives to your service. I feel like there is a lot of free stuff out there. Especially when learning to Code. But if i would talk about alternatives i would also kind of qualify them right? Cause if they don't want the freebies i can be sure they want my service right? Again tell me if im wrong in my thinking please. Eventually i want to charge a Base Fee of 75$ per 1:1 meeting. and a 200$ base fee for the time expenditure for the time to answer questions that come over text etc. Should i start low and scale the price up with experience or just start with the high one directly. I feel like imposter syndrom is striking here and i would rather start low. But then again i don't have 10 years of experience in the tech industry... appreciate if you guys could help Henry

We don't know how to progress forward. A friend of mine wanted to treat his hip pain so as all doctors do they ask you questions to learn more about it. I wanted to know how it did happen but I wish I did not because it made me laugh. He got injured not because of squatting but rather because he made the same mistake over and over again and did not seek help. His form was not that good, he needed an expert eye and not a Youtube video to correct his mistake. That made me think about the many people who need help but don't believe in its importance because they can progress alone. Learning from mistakes is a success. Those who struggle to learn from mistakes also struggle to prevent the same mistakes from occurring repeatedly. How can you progress without making the same mistake? Simple You have a system for progressing, and thankfully science did the heaving lifting for us. It is called Kolb's cycle of learning. 1. Experience 2. Reflection 3. Abstraction 4. Experimentation The Experience is all because how come you will make a judgment on something without even having Data about it. The Experience is the data. That simple. - Don't make the same mistake over and over again. - Each problem you want to solve will take several Kolb's cycles. - Focus on the Experience.

Hey guys If you don't mind sharing, let's hear all the different niches you find yourself dabbling in. I'm interested in what you guys are talking and educating about.

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