John Lint

Podcast highlights:

00:55 - Has it ever been done?

04:55 - All it takes

06:51 - What’s the hardest part?

08:25 - Two things to look for

09:18 - Is the tech holding you back?

11:45 - The three main steps

13:52 - At the end of this course...

15:10 - You’ve got the outline. Now what?

18:31 - Mapping out - what tools to use

22:20 - If you don’t want to sell...

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Transcription

James: James Schramko here. Welcome back to SuperFastBusiness.com. This is Episode 684, How to Create a Course in a Weekend. Welcome to my special guest, John Lint from 10XPRO.io.

John: Hey, everybody. Hi, James, how are you?

James: I'm great.

Has it ever been done?

Now, you might see the title of this podcast episode and think, John, I couldn't possibly create a course in a single weekend. Let's just get it out of the way. Has it ever been done before?

John: Well, I just did it, actually. So I just created a brand new course, for our 10XPRO.io members. And yeah, you know, I filmed on Saturday all the videos; by Sunday, it's live online, all our members are getting it. So yeah. Now, of course, you know, there's a big difference between creating those short type of courses that address a specific pain point and solve that specific problem. And, of course, an eight-week masterclass, obviously, you're not going to create that in a weekend, and it might take a little bit of time. But online courses, the things that when you have the right tools like 10XPRO.io, and you know, you and I have been doing this for over 10 years, so, you know, obviously we have practice, but it's something that you can really do very, very fast. And even if you're starting out, creating a course is not that difficult. You just need to follow the right framework, the right system, know what you're going to deliver, have a clear idea of the end result. And then after that, it's just about following the steps and following the processes, and you'll get there for sure.

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James: I remember having a friend of mine, Steve O, visiting me from Melbourne. And I got a call on a Monday afternoon, it was from an events company. And they said, “James, we have sold a course to some people on how to get started online. And we just discovered the person who was going to be the instructor had actually not as much experience as he’d l...