Now
Adviser
Founders in their first year, since 2024
Before
- FounderA booking software company2019–2024
- FounderA payroll software company2014–2019
Business · Lagos
Founder · two exits
Sam teaches from the spreadsheets behind two companies he built and sold, with the mistakes left in.
About Sam
Sam founded two software companies and sold both, the second at ten thousand customers. He now advises first‑year founders, and the questions they bring him became his courses.
Now
Founders in their first year, since 2024
Before
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Identity
We matched a passport over video
Current role
Company filings show both sales
Work sample
Two founders reviewed his pricing model
Sample lesson
Twenty learners rated it 4.8
Sample lesson
10 minRating from twenty learners
4.8 out of 5
Lesson one is freeNegotiating your offer
StartCourses
Three courses and 45,840 learners so far. Sam teaches all three in English, with subtitles in 10 to 20 languages.
Northline InstituteGuided Project
Rated 4.8(2,610 reviews)21,300 learners
Meridian LabCourse
Rated 4.7(1,610 reviews)14,900 learners
Meridian LabCourse
Rated 4.7(980 reviews)9,640 learners
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Each course runs four weeks or less, too short for a cohort to find its rhythm. You can start any of them today, and follow Sam to hear when a longer one opens with a cohort.
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4.8(5,200 ratings)
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Negotiating your offerrated 4.8 (2,610)
Launching to your first hundredrated 4.7 (1,610)
Unit economics for foundersrated 4.7 (980)
3 weeks ago
“I raised my prices in week two, and the course paid for itself within a month. Sam does not let a neat spreadsheet hide a guess from you.”
Nate G.
Negotiating your offer
2 months ago
“It changed how I prepare for any conversation about money. I walked into my salary review with a number, and I walked out with it.”
Chloe M.
Launching to your first hundred
4 months ago
“Short lessons, real homework and a project that somebody reads and answers. I have not found that on any other course I have paid for.”
Hannah O.
Launching to your first hundred
3 months ago
“I used what I built in module three in a real investor meeting last spring. Nobody found a hole in it, and I knew where the holes would have been, because the course had made me dig every one of them myself first. We closed the round in June, and two of the investors asked which consultancy had built our model. I had built it myself, at my kitchen table.”
Zara H.
Negotiating your offer
1 month ago
“Useful, but it assumes a software business. I run a bakery, so I translated half of the examples into flour, rent and staff hours.”
Raj K.
Launching to your first hundred
2 months ago
“A lot of theory for a course sold as practical. The second half is better than the first, and it is where the exercises and the project start.”
Steve W.
Unit economics for founders
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Lesson one of Negotiating your offer is free. No card.