I found there were a bunch of good nuggets of practical knowledge that I didn't know and were very good to learn. In general, the lessons are practical and aren't "fluffy", even for topics I thought might be (like generating startup ideas).
The biggest takeaways for me were:
1) Find people with a problem and have constant communication with them (while solving said problem)
2) Launch early and often. MVP can and should suck.
3) There is no "one big release". This one was super valuable to me because I always thought you basically had one shot to get traction and you failed if you didn't. Realistically, if you do rule 2, you have ample opportunity to continue changing/growing/launching.
The biggest takeaways for me were:
1) Find people with a problem and have constant communication with them (while solving said problem)
2) Launch early and often. MVP can and should suck.
3) There is no "one big release". This one was super valuable to me because I always thought you basically had one shot to get traction and you failed if you didn't. Realistically, if you do rule 2, you have ample opportunity to continue changing/growing/launching.