Lecture 6 - Growth (Alex Schultz)

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·Nov 5, 2024

Thank you for oversold. Thank you, um, cool. So, you guys, uh, this is awesome! I've been watching the lectures in this course. Isn't it absolutely amazing, the content? And now, you're stuck with me today. We'll see how that goes. Um, so, uh, unlike Paul, when he was talking in the Q&A, and you guys asked him what he'd do if he was at college

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