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Pricing your first online course is one of the decisions practitioners agonise over most, and it is usually where they get stuck longest. Too low and ...
There is a concept in Japanese culture called Ikigai. It translates, roughly, as 'reason for being' - the thing that gets you out of bed in the mornin...
If you are a therapist or coach who finds self-promotion genuinely uncomfortable, you are not failing at marketing. You are experiencing something alm...
If you are a therapist, coach, or practitioner thinking about moving your work online, Kajabi is very likely on your radar. It comes up constantly in ...
I'm going to be honest with you about something that I suspect has been sitting quietly at the back of your mind for a while now.
You've seen the ...
I'll be honest with you. The camera and I are still working things out.
I've been building online businesses for years, I help practitioners move the...
Many therapists believe that if their work is truly valuable, it should sell quickly.
In reality, quality and conversion do not happen at the same pa...
Launching an online course is often described as a strategic or technical process.
But for therapists, it is also deeply emotional.
This emotional la...
Many therapists feel disappointed after launching their first online course or programme. The sign-ups are fewer than expected, the excitement dips, a...
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