Thank you for validating my instincts! I come from learning professional background, and I am a learner myself. I have taken more courses and workshops and read more books shout how to “hyper optimize” than I can count - but in the moment, what I learn from them deserts me. I am 100% on board with the idea that tools people can use in the moment, when they need them, are more useful and allow people to learn new skills hands-on - which is the very best way to learn.
I was just kidding with you, excellent text, and I've noticed this here too: I've been selling more small solutions than the complete course. It's even one of my goals for 2026: to create more practical and quick info-products.
Aha, I mean my style is definitely not for everyone (and that's ok)! But I am also thinking about how I want to adapt to this trend in my own business.
Thank you for validating my instincts! I come from learning professional background, and I am a learner myself. I have taken more courses and workshops and read more books shout how to “hyper optimize” than I can count - but in the moment, what I learn from them deserts me. I am 100% on board with the idea that tools people can use in the moment, when they need them, are more useful and allow people to learn new skills hands-on - which is the very best way to learn.
That's a good comment, I love your writing, but the fatigue you mention in the text makes it difficult to get to the end... haha
A shorter version would make more sense.
:)
Haha! I definitely skew more towards in-depth content and try to anticipate all the questions rather than leave people hanging 😜
I was just kidding with you, excellent text, and I've noticed this here too: I've been selling more small solutions than the complete course. It's even one of my goals for 2026: to create more practical and quick info-products.
Aha, I mean my style is definitely not for everyone (and that's ok)! But I am also thinking about how I want to adapt to this trend in my own business.