125,000,000. That, according to Statista, is the number of people employed globally in sales-related roles. It’s one of the most common professions in the world, and yet virtually no universities (or even secondary schools) actually teach how to sell.
And if you’re thinking the same about crypto, blockchain, or DeFi—you’re not alone. DeFi, or decentralized finance, is still finance yet many people who want to participate in the DeFi ecosystem struggle to figure out how to get started. Collectively, would-be holders lack easy-to-understand resources as well as trusted mentors. And as for on-the-job training like their counterparts in sales? Well, it’s still exceedingly rare to find individuals whose full-time profession revolves around DeFi.
Lack of resources is stifling DeFi’s growth potential
The lack of resources to guide one’s entry into DeFi poses a fundamental challenge of access. Remember, the very idea behind DeFi was—and is—to enable everyone (especially marginalized groups and the underbanked) to gain financial freedom.
But it’s …
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