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Sixteen written guides
Ten to fifteen pages each.
MADE FOR SOUTH AFRICANSSIXTEEN WEEKS
Get paid by a company overseas. Then build your own.
A sixteen week programme that takes you into remote work for a foreign company, and then uses that job as the ground you build a business on.
“Nobody handed me a path. I worked it out slowly and expensively.”
I studied engineering and left it. I sold houses on the Atlantic Seaboard. I sold software. Then I took a remote customer success & sales job at a startup on the other side of the world and got paid in dollars while living in Cape Town.
That job taught me more about how a business actually works than anything I had done before it, and it paid for the company I run now. I did not plan any of it. I worked it out as I went and made expensive mistakes doing it.
Indlela is that route written down, in order, so you can walk it deliberately instead of stumbling into it the way I did.
Here is one page of it.
The first three lines of your CV decide everything.
Most CVs open with a paragraph about being a hard working, detail oriented team player. It says nothing, and it is the same paragraph sitting on every other CV in the pile.
Replace it with three lines stating what you did and what it produced. Handled forty support tickets a day for a UK software company. Cut first response time from six hours to forty minutes. Kept a ninety four percent satisfaction score across a year.
Somebody hiring from London cannot check your matric results and has never heard of your last employer. Numbers are the only part of your history that travels.
Before
After
That is one page of week three. There are about two hundred more.
Most advice about this was not written for you.
The guides you find online assume an American job market, an American CV, an American bank account and a salary in dollars you can already command. They skip the parts that actually stop people here: how to get paid across a border, what to put on a CV with no foreign experience, how to hold a job in a timezone that is not yours, and what to do when nothing answers for two months. This was written from this side of it.
What you actually get.
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Sixteen slide decks
The same material stripped to the bones.
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Twelve templates and scripts
The CV, the application tracker, the interview script, the outreach messages, the offer sheet.
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Five questions a week
Answered on the site, saved as you type and kept so you can read back in week twelve what you thought in week two.
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Four gates
The checks that stop you moving on before the work is done.
The full sixteen weeks.
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Month one
The field and getting hired
- 1What remote work actually is
- 2Skill audit and choosing your lane
- 3The assets: CV, profile and proof
- 4The application machine
Gate
Fifty applications logged, or you repeat the month
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Month two
Performing, earning and watching
- 5Interviews, offers and getting paid
- 6The first thirty days
- 7Your craft, by lane
- 8The observation log
Gate
Ten observations logged from inside the job
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Month three
Securing the right idea
- 9Where real ideas come from
- 10The filter
- 11Validation before building
- 12The offer and the business skeleton
Gate
Ten buyer conversations and one priced offer
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Month four
Marketing and first customers
- 13The market map
- 14Choosing your channel
- 15Outreach, content and small paid tests
- 16The system and the four year plan
Gate
Your own written one to four year plan
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