I have been struggling with the marketing worksheet as it is not something I am used to. I am a long-time creator - music, writing, gardening, building. I love to gather information, play with it, dream a lot, see what I can come up with and then when I have enough info, be it ideas, notes, visions, photos or any other manner of experience, I let loose and begin creating. This usually takes the form of writing or playing music. With market research, I find myself drowing in information, unable to come up for air. I have been bogged down and swamped in technology, apps, systems, methods, over-thinking and an over-zealous ChatGPT giving me answers that are way too long. I mentioned in a post somewhere that Josh told me to ask ChatGPT to summarise and give me smaller answers. I have turned what was a veritable Niagra Falls worth of words, ideas and jargon into a few sentences. I have reduced my over-active brain down to a few key elements. I am realising that I can apply this concept to every part of the process. Keep everything simple. What is the core of what I want to do? What do I want to share? What is the simplest way of doing it? I am using ChatGPT to help me with these questions too. I am late to using AI being that I am a writer and have had an aversion to it for a while. But, considering the sheer amount of information and options available right now, I cannot avoid it. I hope this helps someone.

Just finished outlining my course and ready to start recording! Truly believe I have a winning formula to help women see success online & change their lives. So freaking excited! Love all the free content here, Josh! And loooove Trello. First time using it and it’s been amazing. The ability to move modules around and reorganise my process has been a game changer for this ADHD brain. No more losing my paper outlines scribbles on the backs of receipts and envelopes!!

Just doing my IKIGAI on ChatGPT, and why is it so hard?! It's really made me realise that I've lost touch with myself as I've been focussing on my family for the past 15 years. Does anyone else feel like this? I used to have so many hobbies and interests before I had kids... So this is a great exercise for me!

So, after yesterday's great community Q&A, I was feeling a little overwhelmed. Even though I have run a music and writing business online for a long time, it was all pretty amateur stuff for me. As musicians, we are not taught or told how to do all this stuff. I think musicians could definitely benefit from this kind of marketing knowledge although that is not where my passion lies. Anyway, I am pretty much starting from scratch with only basic things in place like an Insta page, Mailchimp email list, old website and an empty substack. I have no active following - just friends and family and I am on a minimal wage. So in the interests of keeping it simple and costs low, could I just learn how to lever Instagram and begin creating a community on Substack at first? The same goes for Mailchimp. I was advised to get out of that system. Obviously, it is quite easy to migrate from an email provider but is it possible to then move a community from Substack to Skool or Might Networks or Nas or would it be better to start on the community network that feels best first? As a writer, I really like how Substack is organised. It definitely ticks my boxes but I wonder if I would be missing out on important tools that maybe Skool or the others have because I am basically a noob at this point. Any insights would be most appreciated. Thanks and have a great day!

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