Superfocus
superfocus.me
App combining goals, calendar, focus sessions and coaching into a weekly planning system.
Part-Time YouTuber Academy by Ali Abdaal
Course teaching people to grow a YouTube channel alongside a day job.
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Course teaching people to grow a YouTube channel alongside a day job. Part-Time YouTuber Academy is a educators & course creators product built by indie maker Ali Abdaal.
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6med
6med.co.uk
Medical school admissions courses he co-founded while at Cambridge.
Part-Time YouTuber Academy FAQ
What is Part-Time YouTuber Academy?
Part-Time YouTuber Academy is a educators & course creators product: Course teaching people to grow a YouTube channel alongside a day job.
Who made Part-Time YouTuber Academy?
Part-Time YouTuber Academy was made by Ali Abdaal, Doctor-turned-YouTuber, author of Feel-Good Productivity and Part-Time YouTuber Academy. Ali Abdaal has also built Superfocus, 6med.
Is Part-Time YouTuber Academy still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Part-Time YouTuber Academy is still active and run by Ali Abdaal at aliabdaal.com.
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