Well, a few days ago, we talked about pharmacy cards, basically a side hustler who had this idea

of creating pharmacy cards.

In fact, they'd already made this product to help pharmacy students memorize drug names and so on.

And so we talked about how they can get a little bit closer to reaching their ideal customer.

Today's listener has an intriguing idea.

They want to help memory retention.

So basically anybody who needs to memorize stuff with this tool or this, I guess it's more of a skill called spaced repetition.

It is a tactic. It's something

you can apply when you're trying to learn different information and have it actually retain

in your mind. You know, a lot of us learn things and then we forget them later. So spaced

repetition helps you reinforce the learning that you've acquired. So their specific ideas is to use

outsourced tutors from other countries. You can think of it as

Upwork meets Udeme. So Upwork is a service or a platform where you can connect with different skill providers,

vendors, designers, developers, and so on. Udeme is a course platform where you can learn anything.

So Upwork meets Udeme, let's talk about it.

Is this a good idea or maybe not just is it a good idea, but what do they need to do next?

How can they create what they call a working model?

So love the framing of this question.

I'm going to pass it to our listener in a moment right after this quick shout out to our sponsor. Hi, Chris. This is Kim from Tampa and I've been listening

to the show for a couple of years. I'm not sure if you're

aware of this, but if you want to learn something, space repetition is the most single important

habit you can use. It's essentially the flashcard technique where you review a series of items

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