Value: $197. Yours free.
For experienced professionals ready for what's next
Free class
9 December 2026, 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT · Online
Not because they lack ideas, but because of the habits that made them successful.
You got here by executing flawlessly. By being prepared, getting it right and not making mistakes.
Those are the exact habits that stop you from doing something new.
Most accomplished people who want to build something new are asking the same three questions:
The wrong questions
These are the wrong questions.
Asking them first is how smart people spend years planning, polishing and waiting, while less qualified people take the opportunities they wanted.
The right questions come first:
The right questions
Without answers to these, it doesn't matter how hard you work.
You'll look busy, but you won't move forward.
This free class shows you how to answer them.
Hi, I’m Sophia Matveeva, founder of Tech for Non-Techies.
I help leaders and founders turn bold ideas into real products, ventures and career moves, because I’ve made that leap myself.
I started my career in the media and then worked at a top private equity firm in London.
Then I left the safe path and, as a non-technical founder, co-created apps and algorithms used by thousands of people worldwide and raised investment.
That experience showed me that the skills that get you to the top aren’t the ones that help you build something new, so I founded Tech for Non-Techies to teach them.
My programs have trained 800+ executives and founders and are trusted by Microsoft, Techstars, the Royal Bank of Canada and Oxford University.
I’ve taught at Oxford, London Business School and Chicago Booth (where I got my MBA).
My work has been featured in the Financial Times, Forbes and Harvard Business Review.
By working with me, professionals and founders have gone on to:
If you want these results too, come to my next class.
Here's how.
From high performer to innovator: how to build the next version of your career, venture or product
Value: $197. Yours free.
Get started today before this once in a lifetime opportunity expires.