#028 Should You Create an Online Course? The Surprising Benefits for Creators of Transformative Courses (and how to create them)

The Art of Online Course Creation

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💡 A great course doesn’t just teach—it transforms. But what does it actually take to design a course that delivers real, lasting results?

In this special bonus episode of The Art of Online Course Creation, we’re diving deep into the transformation factor—the difference between courses that simply share information and those that change lives. If you haven’t listened to Part 1 yet, be sure to check it out first!

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

✅ Why transformation—not just information—should be the core of your course
✅ The biggest mistake course creators make when designing their curriculum
✅ How to structure your course as a step-by-step journey that keeps students engaged
✅ Why anticipating roadblocks is key to helping students follow through
✅ The powerful ripple effect of empowering your students (and how it benefits you, too)

🎧 Plus, I’m sharing real-world examples of transformational course design, so you can apply these principles to your own course—starting today!

Resources & Links Mentioned:

📌 Sign up for my FREE masterclass: The 4 Proven Steps to Creating a High-Quality Online Course That Gets Results
📌 Join me next week for a conversation with Caitlin Bacher on evergreen sales funnels & scaling your course business!

🎙️ Listen now and discover how to create a course that truly transforms your students’ lives!

👉 Have you ever taken a course that truly changed the way you think or work? Tell me about it in the comments!

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