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Helping Entrepreneurs Launch Products Quicker I Founder of Goodspeed I Ex Google I Gold Tier Bubble.io Agency I Framer Enterprise Agency

Are accelerators actually worth it? 🤔 I left Google to join ZINC. The biggest benefits for me were: #1 Being around those who have taken the plunge: there's one thing being around like-minds, it's another being around those who are seriously committed. Everyone has left established and well-paid jobs. They have to make it work. #2 Sense of structure: when you're starting out, there is sooo much to do. It can be overwhelming. You don't know where to start. Being in a formal programme helps you think about what needs to be done, step by step. #3 Access to mentors - whether through workshops or 1:1s, growth programmes like Virgin StartUp, The NEF+ Programme - Centre for Entrepreneurs and ZINC, give you incredible access to people who have been there and done it. Mentors you probably wouldn't have access to. They open the door to domain and sector experts. However, accelerators aren't for everyone. I spoke to Tim Bailey(CEO of The NEF+ Programme - Centre for Entrepreneurs) and Saalim Chowdhury (MD of Techstars) to discuss both perspectives. The link is in the comments. I'm Harish, the founder of Goodspeed, we design and develop digital products without code 📩

Harish Malhi

Helping Entrepreneurs Launch Products Quicker I Founder of Goodspeed I Ex Google I Gold Tier Bubble.io Agency I Framer Enterprise Agency

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Andrea Otto-Davidson

Program Launch Expert | LEGO® Serious Play® | Partner Ecosystem Specialist

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Good point that accelerators are not for everyone. I remember our very first chats when you joined ZINC. Pre-Pandemic. Impressive to follow your journey since then. 🚀

Thanks for the shoutout Harish Malhi - it's great to follow your onward journey!

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