Bootstrap :: Literally, to pull yourself up by your bootstraps. The meaning here is to self-fund. To invest only a very small amount of money and grow your business in small cycles.
Validate :: In this context it means to listen intently to what your customers want and then provide them with that.
Pull access :: Used to describe an optional resource. Some learners may not need it, others might be glad of it. This popup is in itself an example of pull access.
Micromasteries :: Discrete skills that are worth learning in their own right. Three examples could be: tying a bowline to make a loop in a rope; square breathing to calm the nerves; and password management to save time and frustration..
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