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Syeda Masson's avatar

Hi Paul, tried to fill out your interest form and it said it was closed for responses.

Are you still open for people to add interest in joining the course?

Paul Musso, PhD's avatar

Syeda,

Thanks for the message! This actually reminded me to send an email out letting people know they can still join. In order to join you just need to upgrade to a paid subscription and that will unlock all of the course content and live call links etc. Its still a good time to join since we just started last week, and this week’s reading is amazing.

Syeda Masson's avatar

Thanks Paul for replying, And just to check, is it okay to be a beginner ?

Paul Musso, PhD's avatar

Definitely. I designed it for beginners so that’s perfect.

Syeda Masson's avatar

That’s perfect, joined. Very excited to learn !

Paul Musso, PhD's avatar

Amazing. We have a class tomm at 12pm Est and Wednesday at 7am est. They are the same content just covering different time zones. All of the links and recordings are accessible in the private community chat. Feel free to dm if you have any questions!

Syeda Masson's avatar

Thank you, where do I find the reading material for the course and recordings? I haven’t received an email yet.

MS's avatar

Hi Paul. I upgraded to a paid membership yesterday but got a mail from you today reminding me about the course. Should I do anything else to enroll and get access to the course?

Paul Musso, PhD's avatar

Nope, if you upgraded then you are all set!

Finn Mulholland's avatar

When it says join the course wait list for free, is this simply joining a waitlist to potentially gain access to the course. I assume a paid subscription to the micro philosopher is still required?

Paul Musso, PhD's avatar

That’s right Finn, the waitlist is to receive updates and further information. That could have been more clear. Paid subscription gets you access to all current and previous courses and the private community.

Jim Zikos's avatar

Hi Paul, may I ask how long each Saturday meeting lasts?

Paul Musso, PhD's avatar

Jim, they will typically run 90 minutes to 120 minutes. Everything will be recorded as well.