MIT Bootcamps: "Disciplined Entrepreneurship in Action" by Bill Aulet

MIT Bootcamps is an immersive, intensive, experiential MIT program for global innovators. At the Bootcamp you will learn entrepreneurial problem discovery and problem solving that MIT is known for. This toolkit will give you the power to seek real problems, develop superior solutions, and design ventures that are sustainable for your team, your customers, and the world.
You will also join a tight-knit, lifelong and growing community of over 1,000 innovators selected by MIT from over 100 countries.
MIT Bootcamps was founded at MIT in 2014 by Erdin Beshimov with a vision to bring MIT to entrepreneurs around the world.
Admission to an MIT Bootcamp is highly selective. Learn more at • Welcome to MIT Bootcamps! . Apply at bootcamp.mit.edu.

[@erinpieckiel694]

Thank you for being invested in bettering the future. The passion conveys and inspires.

[@jonherichaldea7427]

I'm very thankful for your videos. I learned more about Entrepreneurship. I'm Entrepreneurship student from one of the University from the Philippines

[@evaalwora1533]

I love Bill! I’ve always given all the ‘Entrepreneurship’ academic offerings the longest of side eyes. Thank you for restoring my faith!

[@amiral-arnaouti4662]

Outstanding!

[@stefanbielmeier363]

This is gold. Is there any way to get the materials for this? I'd love to help introduce similar courses at my university.

[@mauriciobarda]

Hi. I suppose in the book "disciplined entrepreneurship" by Bill Aulet himself. Also there are a serie of videos and MITx courses named entrepreneurship 101, 102 and 103 about the subjects.

[@nguyenhoanghai3719]

Thank you

[@satishdave246]

Fantastic

[@alexanderepifani2657]

top!

[@DavidProrok]

Lol everybody asking questions about pawpaw

[@DavidProrok]

What does he mean when he says “don’t take the Volvo” idk wtf he’s talking about lol

[@DavidProrok]

Oh ok he said the Volvo is a consulting contract

[@andzac1]

@@DavidProrok In my understanding, the Volvo would be something that brings you enough money to survive, but that is a little out of your niche, or out of the big business you are building.

[@DavidProrok]

@@andzac1 ohh gotcha