2020 has been the year for no-code exploration.

2021 will be the year for no-code adoption.

And bootcamps will be how you adopt no-code. Let me explain why.

What's the most important part of learning?

Motivation.

"The means of learning are abundant, it's the desire to learn that's scarce." -Naval

When you have an "ah ha!" moment about a business idea, motivation is at its peak.

And the best time to learn is when motivation is at its peak.

And when motivation is at its peak, take advantage of it.

To take advantage of your motivation, your learning needs to be quick and intensive. No-code bootcamps will meet this need.

No-code bootcamps will be the best way to take advantage of your desire to learn

The speed at which you can build with no-code pairs ever so nicely with the format of a bootcamp. It's like giving a sprinter a new pair of spikes for the track.

• Bootcamps are quick. You get in, learn, make progress, and get out.
• Bootcamps are intensive. Resources are available for you to consume when your motivation is at its highest.
• Bootcamps are guided. There's a mentor or guide who is accessible to answer questions as the arise.
• Bootcamps are collaborative. You experience them with others which provides accountability, encouragement, and inspiration.

This prediction was influenced by David Perell and his thoughts on the future of education. There are a few others that have influenced me, lately. Check them out here if you're interested.

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Happy building,

Bryce