Sometimes, when I suggest to someone that they should create a digital course, they’re all in. They’re excited about it, and they quickly dig in and make it happen.
More often though, I am met with some resistance.
Most people have a list of reasons why they’re just not cut out to be a course creator. But those seemingly valid reasons are nothing but lies. I know, because I used to believe them, too.
Maybe you do as well.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
Why you should walk away from a market when there’s no competition to be found.
Why having too much knowledge is worse than having too little.
How to get past your fear of technology.
The easy solution to course planning overwhelm.
Resources mentioned:
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