If you are considering taking a leap into entrepreneurship, trying out a side hustle, or even brainstorming ideas, Day One is a must. The fellowship provided the structure, guidance, advice, and network to take my first step into entrepreneurship. It not only helped me uncover what entrepreneurship *really* entailed, but also offered an actionable guide to startup development that cuts through the noise of all the content out there. Most importantly, Day One provides a lasting community to lean on throughout the ups and down of entrepreneurship. I'm a proud Cohort 2 fellow!

Day One is unlike any other program or community. They’ve created just the right amount of structure, content, mentorship, community, and accountability a founder needs to go from 0 to 1. It’s a great program for founders who are toying with a few ideas or committed to building one, looking to build a side hustle, profitable calm business, or VC backed unicorn. They help you break down your problems, test your assumptions, and keep moving forward.

I've been building my startup, while working a part time role on the side, for just over a year now. What I found most valuable about Day One throughout this journey was the continued access to the community. Even though my cohort ended over a year ago, I still turn to the community for advice, guidance and a sounding board for my venture. Having someone by your side as you go from idea, to prototype, to MVP, to launch is invaluable.

As an ultra-shy introvert I was scared shitless to go into D1 but I’ve wanted to start my entrepreneurial journey for a while now. From the first time I talked to Rahul and every other conversation/q&a/cohort meeting, the people and mentors are second to none. It’s given me the skills and confidence to actually execute an idea I’ve been sitting on for a while.

Day One is an undeniably helpful tool in building a valuable business. They provide you with a framework that gets you from idea to launch, and provide you with all the necessary tools to do it flawlessly. Day One maintains a network of incredible advisors that you can lean on, and supports an ever-increasing group of founders that help share the burden of building a business. For someone like myself, a solo founder, I came to rely on Day One for support regarding (the often understated) emotional side of building a business.

Day One is a wonderful, supportive, innovative and close community. If you're looking to meet more early stage founders, share ideas, get feedback and meet a group of people who will root for your success for the long term this is the place for you. I've met amazing founders from all the cohorts. Andrew, Rahul and Alifya have developed an extremely kind, motivating and productive community that is hard to find when you're still trying to build on the basic details of your company. If you're looking for feedback, support and input before you fundraise this community will be invaluable.

Day One is the first step founders should take to accelerate their startup. I have made amazing connections with founders and mentors from this program. It's a no brainer to join the Day One Fellowship!

If you are considering taking a leap into entrepreneurship, trying out a side hustle, or even brainstorming ideas, Day One is a must. The fellowship provided the structure, guidance, advice, and network to take my first step into entrepreneurship. It not only helped me uncover what entrepreneurship *really* entailed, but also offered an actionable guide to startup development that cuts through the noise of all the content out there. Most importantly, Day One provides a lasting community to lean on throughout the ups and down of entrepreneurship. I'm a proud Cohort 2 fellow!

Day One is unlike any other program or community. They’ve created just the right amount of structure, content, mentorship, community, and accountability a founder needs to go from 0 to 1. It’s a great program for founders who are toying with a few ideas or committed to building one, looking to build a side hustle, profitable calm business, or VC backed unicorn. They help you break down your problems, test your assumptions, and keep moving forward.

I've been building my startup, while working a part time role on the side, for just over a year now. What I found most valuable about Day One throughout this journey was the continued access to the community. Even though my cohort ended over a year ago, I still turn to the community for advice, guidance and a sounding board for my venture. Having someone by your side as you go from idea, to prototype, to MVP, to launch is invaluable.

As an ultra-shy introvert I was scared shitless to go into D1 but I’ve wanted to start my entrepreneurial journey for a while now. From the first time I talked to Rahul and every other conversation/q&a/cohort meeting, the people and mentors are second to none. It’s given me the skills and confidence to actually execute an idea I’ve been sitting on for a while.

Day One is an undeniably helpful tool in building a valuable business. They provide you with a framework that gets you from idea to launch, and provide you with all the necessary tools to do it flawlessly. Day One maintains a network of incredible advisors that you can lean on, and supports an ever-increasing group of founders that help share the burden of building a business. For someone like myself, a solo founder, I came to rely on Day One for support regarding (the often understated) emotional side of building a business.

Day One is a wonderful, supportive, innovative and close community. If you're looking to meet more early stage founders, share ideas, get feedback and meet a group of people who will root for your success for the long term this is the place for you. I've met amazing founders from all the cohorts. Andrew, Rahul and Alifya have developed an extremely kind, motivating and productive community that is hard to find when you're still trying to build on the basic details of your company. If you're looking for feedback, support and input before you fundraise this community will be invaluable.