I would appreciate the help of anyone who can explain why, after 30 days of completion of the course, I look back at some of the early segments and see I'm a few percentages short of 100%.

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That's a wrap. The Founding 12 is full. Welcome to the founders, you know who you are. We start this week. To everyone who missed out: the full programme launches later this year. If you want first access before it opens publicly, comment "WAITLIST" below and you're at the top of the list.