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The 5-day LIFE Entrepreneurship Boot Camp schedule is summarized as follows: Day 1 focuses on personal discovery, team formation, and ideation. Day 2 covers customer discovery including market segmentation, personas, and value propositions. Day 3 teaches marketing, economics, and validating product-market fit. Day 4 looks at business scaling, operations, and financing options. Day 5 is Demo Day where teams pitch their ideas and get feedback before graduating.
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