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This online business course bundle is on sale for just $34.99
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TL;DR: Better your business with the Ultimate All-Access Business bundle ft. an award-winning business school professor for $34.99, a 98% savings as of July 9.
Going to business school doesn’t come cheap. Depending on where you go, earning an MBA could set you back between $100,000 and $200,000, reports Investopedia. It also translates to a major time commitment — something that can feel daunting and downright intimidating to someone who’s already working a full-time job.
The good news is that if you still want to learn new business skills without going back to school, there are plenty of online options to explore. For example, award-winning business school professor Chris Haroun is taking key concepts featured in many MBA programs and making them accessible to all (and at a fraction of the price). His Ultimate All-Access Business Bundle features a collection of his top courses and is currently marked down to just $34.99.
The package includes 12 best-selling business courses and unlocks over 1,400 lessons. That works out to 150 hours of high-quality content that zeroes in on a variety of in-demand concepts, from finance to productivity. Sharpen your ability to motivate employees, delegate responsibilities, give a stellar presentation, and more. Chris Haroun also throws in insider tricks of the trade that you won’t learn in a traditional business school program unless you’re talking about after-class drinks.
It doesn’t matter if you’re working for a Fortune 500 company, a small business, or are a solo entrepreneur — in today’s uncertain job market, standing out from the pack has never been more important.
The Ultimate All-Access Business Bundle delivers business school-style training in the comfort of your own home. That means no commuting to crowded in-person workshops; something that makes sense as remote working becomes the norm. Participants are also able to learn on their own schedule. Open your lessons and connect to the content whenever and wherever you please.
Whether you’re actively looking for your next gig or aiming to excel in your current role, the Ultimate All-Access Business Bundle is a great place to start and it will only cost you $34.99 right here.
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