A few weeks ago, I sat down with a client, a brilliant therapist who has been in private practice for over twenty years, and watched her face fall as she opened her Kajabi dashboard. "Jo-Anne," she said, "I don't even know where to look." And honestly? I completely understood. Because Kajabi is extraordinary, but it can feel like someone handed you the keys to a spaceship when all you wanted was a bicycle.
That moment is exactly why this newsletter exists.
Welcome to The Techy Therapist, a fortnightly newsletter for people who are building their online practice on Kajabi (or elsewhere) and occasionally want to throw the laptop out the window. (No judgement. I've been there.)
Every two weeks, I'll be landing in your inbox with one focused, practical thing: a feature you might have missed, a tip that saves you an hour, a new Kajabi update translated from tech-speak into plain English. No overwhelm. No pressure to implement seventeen things before Tuesday. Just one thing, done properly.
I'm Jo-Anne Mac Millan. I'm a certified Kajabi Expert, a transpersonal therapist, and I've been living inside this platform since 2014. My clients are therapists, coaches, healers, and educators who want to move their practices online without losing their minds in the process. I call it "where the therapist meets the tech-junkie," and yes, I do mean both of those things equally.
Here's what I know about you: you didn't get into your work because you love technology. You got into it because you love people, and you have something genuinely valuable to offer them. The tech is just supposed to be the vehicle. So when the vehicle starts to feel more complicated than the journey itself, something has gone wrong.
That's what this newsletter is here to fix. Not all at once (that would be very un-therapist of me), but one small thing at a time.
Before I go... I'd love to know where you're at with Kajabi right now. Are you just starting out and not sure where to begin? Somewhere in the middle with a half-built site gathering virtual dust? Or are you up and running but quietly overwhelmed by everything you feel you should be doing? Hit reply and tell me. No wrong answers, and I read every single one.
Until next time,
Jo-Anne
