7 courses to understand crypto, launch your first NFTs, and break into product management:

NFT Digital Artist Economy by @mintfaced

You’ll learn to:
- Digitally mint art
- Create your first tradeable art show
- Set prices & royalties

App deadline: 3/10 https://t.co/A9522Ph2gT
The 2nd Act Solution by @jameshull

You’ll learn to:
- Analyze what makes stories successful
- Maintain tension
- Write prolifically & finish what you start

App deadline: 3/17 https://t.co/pbbqcjhaMi
Writing Accelerator by @evti

You’ll learn to:
- Create a content engine
- Be consistent
- Build a loyal audience

Enrollment deadline: 3/21 https://t.co/GZ8TvhLzbz
Fundamentals of Bitcoin & Crypto by @APompliano

You’ll learn to:
- Understand the significance of Bitcoin
- Work in the decentralized world
- Network & interview in the industry

App deadline: 3/22 https://t.co/gbMXOZop0E
Authority by Design by @TerriLonier

You’ll learn to:
- Communicate big ideas fast, with visuals
- Create frameworks to build visibility and revenue
- Publish & present your visual IP

Enrollment deadline: 3/27 https://t.co/B49T50RdwJ
Solve Team Problems Without Losing Your Sh*t by @christintweets & @kwongdary

You’ll learn to:
- Master the unwritten rules of workplace influence
- Create authentic workplace relationships
- Bring your true self to work

Enrollment deadline: 3/27 https://t.co/RvbD8Uw7B0
Breaking Into Technical Product Management by @marilynika

You’ll learn to:
- Understand the key technical concepts PMs need to know
- Collaborate with engineering & other technical teams
- Master the PM interview process

Enrollment deadline: 3/18 https://t.co/yhtixH0YPz
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