Pitch your agent to real businesses before the 30 days are up
During the final week, it's strongly recommended that you pitch your agent to actual businesses. They'll tell you point-blank whether you got the economics right, whether you're thinking about the problem correctly, or whether they'd want it built differently. That direct feedback is invaluable — it shapes how you approach your next engagement. The 30-day program doesn't embed you with a customer because you have to become an FTE-level operator first; once you have that foundation, you can finally pitch yourself and get involved inside a company.
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