Hey peeps, I've just started the 3rd video and I'm curious to see what people pick when given the option between a course that's hard to sell and one that's easy to sell. What was your choice?

Great to see you all at the 5in30 kickoff meeting today! Thanks for joining. We're excited to have you with us at the launch of 5in30 - and help you get your business up and running with 5 clients in 30 days. Jump in with a 40% discount using the code "5in30" at checkout. Become a member here: https://www.learnyourenglish.net/course-store/5in30-get-5-clients-in-30-days Here's the recording where we went through one of the topics inside 5in30: identifying the problem you solve for your clients, and why it's NOT linguistic. Hope to see you inside 5in30!

Here is some food for thought: Earning $100K per year means $274 per day. Here are 5 of many ways to do it in your teaching business: 1. Paid community: 277 clients @ $30/month 2. Subscription content: 833 people @ $10/month 3. Self-study courses: 3 sales per day @ $91 4. Service-based courses: 15 sales per month @ $548 5. Personalized 1:1 coaching: 19 hours per week @ $100/hour If you’re just starting, choose one. Get it up and running, and then when you’re comfortable, add another one. Diversification is your friend here - there’s very little risk. In a perfect world, these would all be used as a ladder for the same transformation you help your clients with. Hope this helps.

Have you also waited for the perfect moment? Do you resonate with what we experienced? Are you trapped in the consumption wheel?

I'm quite new to Teacherpreneur Support Network so I'm still getting the knack of it. I was wondering if we could suggest some topics of interest and exploration. Some of my own are: -Systematization: keeping it simple for both teachers and students so accessing notes can be easily done to, for instance, recycle lexis. -Free or low-cost resources: living in a country that's unfortunately in the middle of an economic crisis makes it sometimes quite hard to pay for some apps, such as ChatGPT, or even impossible because there's no access to it, like AI Chat on Quizlet. -Integrating Lexical Approach, TBLT and decoding (listening) -Making Headway in 1-hour per week 1:1 courses. Thanks in advance!