Six questions

What’s your course
creation style?

Most courses don’t stall because the idea was wrong. They stall because the way you built it fought the way you actually work.

These questions ask what you did, not what you’d like to be true. Answer honestly rather than aspirationally. Nobody sees this but you.

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Wonderful, I’m so glad you’re here. Watch your inbox for a hello.

Want the rest of it?

A letter now and then, when something’s stirring. No schedule, no pitch. Pen pals hear first when a course opens.

Let’s be pen pals

Your style is one box on the Course Design Canvas. The workbook walks the other eleven: your zone of genius, your ideal learner, your signature process, and the pilot that makes you finish.

See the Learning-Based Business Plan → Rather learn it in a room? A day on the Curated Path → Or talk it through over coffee → Not sure a course is the right move at all? Two kinds of stuck →