You need approximately 2 hours every week to work through the modules. BUT great news!! You have access to this course for life, so you can always go back over the material again, if you cannot keep up in any given week. 

I have the modules paced also, so that you can work through setting up your Kajabi systematically and without the stress. 

Even if you haven't worked through the course material every week, join the group for the live calls as there will be additional learning in that too :) 

Yes, you do need Kajabi to follow along and do this course. 

I can offer you a link that will give you Kajabi for 28 days free - which means you can sign up and only pay your monthly or yearly instalment in a month's time. 

You only need the basic package to get started :) 

Click here to get Kajabi for 28 days free.

Apart from running a successful private practice and have learned through the School of Life! I have pivoted my business online in the last number of years. I have used many different platforms, and well versed in many of them. BUT none of the platforms holds a candle to Kajabi having all the workings of your online business in one place! 

I have been a total Kajabi Junkie for the last 4 years and have immersed myself into the workings of it and also helped many clients to move from other platforms to a much easier and user-friendly Kajabi. 

Many of my clients have found that they work through the 28 day Kajabi Hero training, and they somehow can't keep up in the 28 days or some information is just lost on them. 

I have created this course for my clients, to empower them to create their own multi-media super duper online platforms (SO MUCH MORE THAN A WEBSITE). I totally believe that you as the creator and owner of your business, should be part of the creation process when it comes to your website and other online platforms. YOU are YOUR Business and people buy from YOU. That is why it is important that YOU are in your business :) and people connect to you from first sight of your website. 

Apart from that, I have learned it is REALLY important that you know how your tech works... and not to always outsource it to others.