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“Creating a course is an easy way to turn knowledge into passive income.”
Sniffing Out the Bullsh*t · Season 1 · Episode 35
Course Creator BS
This episode examines “Course Creator BS”, showing why a useful course requires a defined learner problem, sound teaching, evidence, support and a credible route to customers.
Myth vs reality.
A useful course requires a defined learner problem, sound teaching, evidence, support and a credible route to customers.
Episode summary
A useful course requires a defined learner problem, sound teaching
In this episode of ‘Sniffing Out the Bullshit,’ Sabrina Chevannes-Denman addresses the alarming rise of low-quality and often fraudulent online courses aimed at entrepreneurs. She discusses the marketing tactics of course creators, often likening them to Ponzi schemes, and emphasises the importance of being vigilant about who’s behind the courses. She highlights the significant financial and time losses faced by entrepreneurs, stresses the necessity of due diligence, and shares tips for distinguishing legitimate courses from scams.
Sabrina also introduces her own upcoming mastermind program, designed with world-class tutors and reputable partners, as a model of genuine educational value. Tune in to learn how to navigate through the noise and find credible resources in the world of entrepreneurship.
Key takeaway
A useful course requires a defined learner problem, sound teaching, evidence, support and a credible route to customers.
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