Would you rather pay for better content or better access to people?

Something I don’t see discussed much with DeFi courses is what you’re actually paying for.

A lot of courses can teach the same basics: lending, LPs, staking, risk, wallets, protocols.

But the formats are completely different.

One course might give you polished recorded lessons and a clear curriculum.

Another might have average course material but live calls, mentors, office hours, and people you can ask when you’re stuck.

If the price was similar, which would matter more to you?

Better lessons you can work through alone, or easier access to experienced people when you need help?

For anyone who has tried both styles, which one actually helped you learn faster?