I watched chapter 1 and part of chapter 2 and 4. It was easy to understand because it was organized in detail according to the flow, from how to get started, how to start outsourcing, and how to set up a pipeline, even for someone who doesn't know anything about development and coding. I knew that development could make a lot of money, but I didn't know the details. Above all, I really liked how it taught me in detail how to make money and the flow. If there's anyone who's hesitating for reasons like, "I can't code at all and I'm not a major (or a high school graduate, a high school student)...", I definitely recommend applying. I think anyone who's a high school student or higher can fully understand and follow along. However, the most important thing is practice. Without practice, there's nothing. I really agree with what the instructor said in chapter 4-2 that it's always scary before you start. I'm also scared right now because I'm about to start, but I'm going to start properly. Thank you for the great lecture!! Good luck~