If you're an entrepreneur, there's really only one course that you really need, and it is this one. I have my MBA. I've taken every single course under the sun when it comes to entrepreneurship. I've attended so many networking events. I've watched 10,000 videos, but nothing has really helped me truly understand how to succeed in the startup world until this course. What blew my mind truly is how she reframes burnout. She states that it isn't a personal failure, which is what most of us feel whenever something doesn't work out, but more so a structural risk of entrepreneurship when we get constantly overextended and overloaded with all the responsibilities that come with a founder. So inevitably we will burn out if we don't have proper systems in place, and the proper nervous system regulation practice and Isis tackles all of these things in this course. She helps you set up the actual systems to navigate these challenges, and simply I have not found that in any other course or even in the course of my MBA. She teaches minimalism not as a design trend but as a strategy to build systems strong enough to hold massive growth without collapsing under complexity,  which is something I've adopted in my life that has helped me tremendously. She gives you the blueprint to install a lean operating system for both your business and your mind which is very important. All in all, this course really taught me that entrepreneurship is the ultimate form of manifestation. It’s basically just taking an invisible idea that we have in our head that we're so passionate about and putting it into reality. So, if you're tired of building your dream through depletion, you need this. You aren't just learning how to run a company, you are learning to become the kind of person whose energy and mind are stable enough to actually hold and sustain the life that you're building. I really cannot recommend it enough.