Do this. No, that! Nope, scrap that. This is the best option! If you’ve been around the online business world for a while, you’ve no doubt heard loads of conflicting advice. You may have even felt its effects: analysis paralysis, shiny object syndrome, and a lack of movement in your business. Let’s talk about how to navigate in a world filled with conflicting advice.

Would it surprise you to know that I don’t use digital tools to track my projects or outline my content? It’s true! The heart of my business—and my life—is the humble index card.

Can you write a book using AI? Sure. Should you? That’s a question I thought I knew the answer to before I met Clarke Ching. Clarke used AI to help him write his latest book, and it’s given me reason to rethink my stance.

You know getting booked on podcasts is a powerful way to grow your audience. But how do you find the right shows, and how do you pitch them with confidence? Today’s guest has a system, and he’s sharing it with you.

At the end of each year, I sit down with my calendar and my index cards and map out next year’s content. If you’re thinking to yourself, “I don’t even know what I’m going to post next week, let alone months from now,” then I’ve got a system you can steal.

Launching a new business in 2025? Here are the three elements I’d focus on if I were starting over today, plus some costly lessons I learned early on that I wouldn’t want to repeat.

Do you really have to be everywhere when it comes to content marketing? Or can you focus on creating only top-quality resources instead? Let’s explore the options and see which one is the right choice for you.

Spending too much time on content creation? Putting a few simple frameworks in place can dramatically reduce your writing time. I’ll show you how in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.

Join me for a behind-the-scenes peek at what’s happening at Bidar HQ as we head into 2025 and beyond. If you’ve wondered about the future of Six-Figure Systems or why we’re retiring all of our courses, I’ve got those answers and more for you.

Feeling distracted? You’re not alone. As many as 79% of us are distracted on any given workday. Distraction might feel impossible to defeat, but there are strategies you can use to get your focus back. I’ll share 14 of my favorites in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.

How do you set aside your perfectionism and start putting content out in the world that serves your audience and helps your community achieve their goals? I’ve got four ideas for you in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.

The internet is a crowded place, and it gets more competitive by the minute. So how can you create standout content that converts? I’ll give you three easy tips that work in any niche in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.

Content first is the approach I take with my business. Creating content is the best and most profitable use of my time, and it’s the thing I wish more course creators and coaches would focus on. Find out why in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.

There’s no room in business (or in life) for regret. But there are plenty of opportunities to say, “I wish I’d known that sooner.” Come along with me to explore 15 things I wish I’d known sooner, and hopefully avoid some of the stumbling blocks I tripped over on my business journey.

What if I told you there are 3 powerful strategies you can use before your launch, that will increase your sales, and even help you create a better, more impactful course? Would you be in? Of course you would. Let’s talk about them in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.

There’s more to designing a course than just what you’ll teach. In fact, how you present the material can be equally important if you want your students to get the results you promised. In this episode, learning design expert Lisa Tussey shares her insights about what makes a great course, and where some fall short.

How long does it take to create a digital course? Probably not as long as you think. In this episode, I’ll give you the timeline I’ve used to create and launch more than 60 courses and to earn more than $1.5M dollars with my digital course business.

Congratulations! You’ve created a new training program and you’re ready to launch… except for one thing. How do you price an online course? For most people, it’s the mental equivalent of throwing a dart. I’ll give you a better way to think about pricing in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.