Noam Segal: How teaching a course can accelerate your career


- Noam himself became a better manager, coach, and leader at his full-time job
- Pushed the boundaries of his craft by questioning best practices
- Earns $50,000/year teaching on the internet
Key takeaways from Noam’s story:
I have no shortage of spiky points of view. For example, I am very much opposed to TL;DR. When we use it, we're not leveraging well-known mechanisms to capture people's attention.
Teaching on Maven is an incredible financial opportunity. You get to set your own agenda and build the courses that you've been dreaming of.
Teaching on Maven has made me a better manager, mentor, coach, peer, researcher, and research thinker. That's what teaching does to you. It levels you up on every single aspect of your work.
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