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Want to learn something new? I'll help try find someone for you to talk to and learn from.

Hi! I noticed a tweet from Courtland the other day about how he pays someone to help him learn chess. I play music in my spare time, and had the same idea myself recently about learning a complicated midi controller I bought called the Squarp Pyramid. There's a lot of sub-menus and terms meaning there is a bit of a learning curve just to get it to function. I thought, there is got to be a better way than reading a manual that documents every single feature in linear sequence. Or doing an online course that is still passive. Why can't I just talk to someone who knows more about it then me and start learning through interaction. Then I started thinking about building this into a product. Kind of a set of tools to help one on one feedback for learning online- https://headset.software/. I am just starting out and not sure if this is anything really (kind of inspired too by codementor), so would appreciate feedback AND I thought I would try and push it along to see if I can connect other people who want to learn something. If there is something even a hobby you want to learn, how do you do it? Even if you are keen to learn try one on one session, let me know below, and I will do the work to find and connect you to someone who knows about that thing, and arrange a one on one online session for you with them. Might be impossible but I am keen to find out. OK! Thanks!

on October 11, 2019
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    Doesn't strike a cord with me. Everyone learns differently. Maybe focus on a niche? Like make a site about just getting paired with a midi controller expert?

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      Thanks yeah niche is a good idea. Might double down on one or two to begin.