A customer problem worth investigating
Separate what people actually told you from an AI suggestion. Identify the user, the possible buyer, and the question to investigate next.
IHA Founders · Practical learning for entrepreneurs
Build a useful business idea.
Learn where AI belongs.
Bring a new idea or a business you already run. Start with customer evidence, create something small, and learn to check the work before making a bigger commitment.
Free lessons are available now. Supported projects and hosted cohorts require a separate agreement about availability, staffing, scope, and fees.
Work you can explain and improve.
An offer with boundaries and workable numbers
Define the deliverable, required inputs, revision limit, time allowance, and direct costs. Test what changes when delivery takes longer.
A workflow you can check
Give AI a bounded drafting task. Test ordinary, missing-information, and conflicting inputs; document the correction and human approval step.
A practice artifact does not establish paying demand, income, time saved, or a successful implementation. The business pathway includes fictional cases, independent practice, and a final experiment plan so you can distinguish evidence from assumptions.
Choose the support your work needs.
Available now · Free and self-directed
Build your business pathway
Six lessons with worked repairs, guided and independent practice, printable materials, and a business experiment plan. Begin without an account; sign in for optional account saving and AI practice support, subject to usage limits.
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Supported founder project
Discuss one useful deliverable, such as a checked customer FAQ or service workflow. Before enrollment, confirm the reviewer, feedback window, dates, tool costs, price, and any assessment requirements. An inquiry does not reserve a cohort or a reviewer.
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