Zsuzsanna Kisvardai

Micro-moments, micro-commitments, stacking courses, building academies. These are the steps to become a top-of-mind-expert in your field, and the strategy to build an online course business.This coming episode is exactly about this strategy to get a better grasp of the business model that I find more viable and profitable compared to the widely discussed ONE COURSE TO SIX FIGURES. Tune in to figure out more about it.  If you've liked it, please, subscribe. Would you add something? Leave a comment. Follow me for more info on online course creation at: https://www.landpage.co/newsletter Do you seek more personalized support? Join her membership community: www.teachyourobvious.com I'm the Creator of the Teach Your Obvious method, a complete framework that helps you turn your service packages into online courses by exploiting gamification and building engaging learning experiences. This way you can leverage both your time and expertise, and you can stop trading time for money. It also creates easily scalable

Which one is better when we design our online courses? Is it better to cater to targeted skills or to the student and his willingness to grow? Tune in to figure out more. If you've liked it, please, subscribe. Would you add something? Leave a comment. Follow me for more info on online course creation at: https://www.landpage.co/newsletter Do you seek more personalized support? Join her membership community: www.teachyourobvious.com I'm the Creator of the Teach Your Obvious method, a complete framework that helps you turn your service packages into online courses by exploiting gamification and building engaging learning experiences. This way you can leverage both your time and expertise, and you can stop trading time for money. It also creates easily scalable systems in your business.  Music from: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

In this episode, I am sharing my journey from teaching to designing learning experiences. I don't remember NOT teaching. I was raised by teachers, both of my parents taught. So you guess it right, I started teaching, too. As early as the age of 4, I started teaching my dolls and teddies. This brought about teaching myself to read and write before stating school. This led me to feel bored in class. But my teacher recognized the potential it held. Tune in to figure out more.   If you've liked it, please, subscribe. Would you add something? Leave a comment. Follow me for more info on online course creation at: https://www.landpage.co/newsletter Do you seek more personalized support? Join her membership community: www.teachyourobvious.com I'm the Creator of the Teach Your Obvious method, a complete framework that helps you turn your service packages into online courses by exploiting gamification and building engaging learning experiences. This way you can leverage both your time and expertise, and yo