"Look at your data to figure what’s working… and be prepared for it to change."

- Greg Merrilees

Greg had some awesome tips about how to identify your website needs as an online course creator. I hope you enjoy what you hear!

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Thanks for listening and learning along with me today. Stay tuned for another great episode coming soon!

We’re doubling up for today’s episode and interviewing not one, but two course creators! Ksenia Parkhatskaya and David Duffy have a successful online course story that is very inspiring. Most online courses start out as a one-man/woman show, but it was super-cool to hear how Ksenia and David’s different talents and strengths have made their partnership work so well.

"Don’t be afraid to experiment. Don’t be afraid to start."

- Ksenia Parkhatskaya

It was awesome to hear all this duo’s insights from two perspectives. Enjoy listening in!

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That’s all for now, folks! See you on the next episode of The Online Course Guy. Thanks for listening and learning along with us today.

This week we’re hearing from Matt Santry, who is all about helping musicians earn more consistent income. While he’s a relative newcomer to the online course world, I think there’s plenty to learn from his story so far! Also, David turned the tables on me during today’s episode by asking me some questions about my life as an online course creator that I haven’t really shared before.

"I had an epiphany – the mini-training I was doing was essentially giving away my course."

Matt Santry

Matt provided some great food for thought, including how my own resources have made a difference in his online course journey. Needless to say, hearing that made my day!

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We covered a lot of ground today, so I hope you’ll drop me a line and let me know your favorite part of the conversation!!

If you’ve ever studied a foreign language, you’ll be able to appreciate my guest today! Hadar Shemesh is a language coach, public speaker, and online course creator who’s on a mission to help ESL/EFL-learners with one of the more challenging aspects of being a non-native speaker: accents.

You can always start small.

Hadar Shemesh

Hadar provided some great food for thought about why some online course creators might go the route of live launches instead of an evergreen model. I enjoyed our conversation and I think you will too!

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Thank you for listening in – I hope you enjoyed what you heard! We’ll be back with another episode soon.

If you’ve ever studied a foreign language, you’ll be able to appreciate my guest today! Hadar Shemesh is a language coach, public speaker, and online course creator who’s on a mission to help ESL/EFL-learners with one of the more challenging aspects of being a non-native speaker: accents.

"You can always start small."

-Hadar Shemesh

Hadar provided some great food for thought about why some online course creators might go the route of live launches instead of an evergreen model. I enjoyed our conversation and I think you will too!

In This Episode, We Talked About:

Thank you for listening in – I hope you enjoyed what you heard! We’ll be back with another episode soon.

Time – it’s always running away from us. One of the perks of owning my own business is that I am in charge of my own schedule, but it’s still a challenge to make the most of every day. And that’s why I’ve been reading “Make Time” by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky along with my co-host, David Krohse!

"It’s about slowing down and making time for what matters most."

- Jacques Hopkins

We had a great chat about our favorite tips from the book, what we’ve tried so far, and what we’re thinking about as we face the challenge of making time head-on.

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So what about you – what are you doing to make time in your own schedule? If you’d like to share, make sure you join my free Facebook group for online course creators. I’d love to hear from you there!