I’ve a group of entrepreneurial friends who came together earlier this year to launch Joyful Person, a micro-learning bot. According to the team, who quoted research from Stanford and UPenn, users tend to learn better and faster with bot-based learning programmes.
One of the first few topics Joyful Person wants to help users learn, is investing. To this end, the team behind Joyful Person have built a few different investing courses on their platform. Each course typically consists of 5 to 15 sessions, and each session takes less than 10 minutes to complete.
In the list of the investing courses that are currently on Joyful Person is a course that’s based on the lessons I shared in my article Saying Goodbye: 10 Years, a 19% Annual Return, and 17 Investing Lessons.
Yesterday, I tried out a demo of the investing course and it worked beautifully. Quick but effective quizzes were sprinkled throughout each session of the course to help users better understand the content. You can also learn entirely at your own pace – the content is delivered based on your interaction with the bot. Below are screenshots of my experience with the course.
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The only minor gripe I had was that the course could only be accessed through the Telegram messaging app on a mobile device. The team told me that they’re working on launching Joyful Person on other widely-used messaging apps too. Other than that, I was so impressed by the experience that I think Joyful Person’s micro-learning bot could redefine how people learn about investing.
Check out the course based on my article by hitting the link below! (Link works best on mobile, and it opens to the Telegram app)
I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did, and please spread the love to anyone in your network if you think the micro-learning course can be useful to them. I will also be glad to hear feedback from you on the course. Your comments will be passed along to the Joyful Person team – they value your input! Feel free to reach out to me at thegoodinvestors@gmail.com.
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