Online course creation | Why you shouldn't create a "comprehensive" online course

from Imperfect Action · host Steph Taylor

Thinking of creating a comprehensive online course? I’ve created and launched online courses over the last few years and even though my specialty is launching online courses, I’ve learned a thing or two about online course creation along the way as well. One of the BIG places I see so many of you getting stuck is this idea that you want to create the most comprehensive online course out there - you want to teach your audience EVERYTHING there is to know about your area of expertise. But, there are a few problems with creating a super comprehensive online course that’s jam-packed with everything they could possibly ever learn. This episode, I’m sharing why you shouldn’t create a comprehensive online course. Are we Insta friends yet? You can find me over there at @stephtaylor.co Wanna launch an online course, membership or digital product in 2020? Grab my FREE ebook - The Complete Roadmap for a Killer Launch: http://stephtaylor.co/roadmap

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