I was struggling figuring out how to create and test an offering that I've thought about for several years. I felt stuck and overwhelmed. I didn't know whether I should start with a book or start a blog to see if it resonated. Neither of those options seemed likely to hit the mark, and I knew enough to know that the devil was in the details, and I knew I didn't have answers to the details. I joined EPM because it was clear that the level of detail and support would give me the answers I needed to push through the blocks. The step-by-step, modular approach to building an MVP resonated with me because I'm a dedicated user of the Lean Startup Strategy, but EPM gave me answers to my "HOW" questions. The coach and peer support, usable examples, and worksheets make this doable for anyone who wants to solve a problem for others and is willing to put in the work. I was forced to disengage from the Program for one month due to unanticipated jury duty requirements, but my coach helped me catch up and get on track when I returned. And, I still managed to complete the program