Forget Pro Bono — Do This Instead

22 Aug 2025 · 1 min
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Richmond Dinh argues that instead of the traditional one-on-one pro bono coaching stretched over about six weeks (one call per week), beginner coaches should run a compressed five-day challenge. He claims this compresses the pro bono journey, making results appear roughly six times faster and making the offer more attractive, effectively replacing the longer pro bono process for novices.

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