The web is incredible
If there’s something that you can’t learn to do online, I’m not sure what it is.
And yet…
In my immediate family alone, we pay for piano lessons (x2), for karate classes (x3), for parkour classes, and personal training (aka private gym class). Dance and gymnastics are on the horizon.
We could learn every single one of these things online for free.
So why pay?
Here are a few reasons of the top of my head:
- Community
- Connection
- Accountability
- Efficiency
- Routine
- Individualized attention
- Constructive criticism
- Objective progress metrics
- Access to a trusted expert
The last one is the big one.
So here’s the thing
Whatever your area of expertise, I’m willing to bet that there is a ton of great information on it available online for free. Don’t let this trip you up. Don’t undercut yourself by thinking:
“Why would anyone pay me for this? The information is all available online for free!”
Your ideal buyers don’t want to waste a bunch of time combing through gigabytes of information, attempting to judge what’s right and what’s not. Or what’s relevant to their situation or and what’s not. Or how to apply the theory in practice.
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