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Teaching hands-on skills online doesn’t have to be a challenge. Many folks think it’s impossible without hands-on practice, but that’s not true. Keep reading, and I’ll show you simple ways to help your students learn by doing, even from home. If you follow these ideas, you’ll find it easier to get your students engaged and … Read more

Starting to turn your coaching ideas into a course can feel overwhelming, right? Maybe you’ve built a great framework but aren’t sure how to share it with others in a way that actually helps them learn. If that sounds familiar, don’t worry—you’re not alone. Keep reading, and I’ll show you a simple way to transform … Read more

I get it—end-of-module reflections can feel like just another task on the to-do list, and figuring out how to make them meaningful isn’t always easy. Sometimes, it’s hard to know what to ask or how to keep students engaged in honest thinking. But don’t worry, with a clear plan, you can make reflection a natural … Read more

Hosting breakout rooms can be tricky—getting everyone involved and staying on track isn’t always easy. If you’ve ever felt awkward about organizing small groups or worried participants won’t engage well, you’re not alone. Keep reading, and I’ll share simple tips that can turn those breakout sessions into lively, productive chats everyone enjoys. By the end, … Read more

Sometimes getting your team or project on the same page about who’s doing what and how can be tricky. Without a clear plan, things get messy and accountability falls apart. But the good news is, with a simple system, you can make everyone responsible and track progress easily. Keep reading, and I’ll show you a … Read more

Starting a beta feedback group can feel overwhelming, like finding the right people and making sure they give useful input. But don’t worry—if you approach it step by step, it gets easier. Stick with me, and I’ll show you how to set up a group that actually provides helpful insights, so you can improve your … Read more

If you’ve ever thought about creating a course but felt overwhelmed before even building it, you’re not alone. Many people hesitate because they’re unsure how to sell something that doesn’t exist yet. But here’s the deal: pre-selling your course can save you time, money, and a lot of headaches. Stick with me, and I’ll show … Read more

Sure! If you want to write course launch emails that actually get people to open and sign up, you’re not alone. Many people find it tricky to craft emails that stand out and convince readers to take action. But don’t worry—I’ll show you some simple ways to create emails that connect, catch attention, and boost … Read more

Starting a course trailer can feel overwhelming, but I get it—making it exciting and clear is tricky. If you’re worried about grabbing attention and making your course stand out, don’t worry—you’re not alone. By following simple steps, you can create a trailer that hooks viewers and gets them interested right away. Stick with me, and … Read more

We know working remotely with students can sometimes feel like trying to hug a cactus—hard and prickly! It’s common to worry about how to make students feel supported when you’re not face-to-face. But don’t fret—there are simple ways to stay connected and create a supportive virtual environment. If you keep reading, you’ll find easy strategies … Read more

I know online teaching can feel a bit lonely and disconnected at times. It’s easy to forget that students are whole people and that making things personal can make a big difference. If you keep reading, I’ll share simple ways to add a human touch that help students feel seen and supported, even through a … Read more

Adding personal stories to educational content can make lessons more engaging and relatable. Still, many worry about how to include stories without sidetracking or confusing students. Keep reading, and you’ll find simple ways to weave meaningful stories into your teaching—stories that support learning goals and make your lessons memorable. In the end, you’ll discover how … Read more