Digital course myth number one, you need a big name, a bunch of testimonials, or many, many years of learning and studying your craft to create a successful digital course.

That is not the truth, but here is the truth.

All you need to be successful with a digital course is to have achieved results for yourself or for a client or for someone in your life.

And you've got to be willing to teach how you got those results in a framework that your future students can understand.

And don't worry, it's easier than you think I can promise you that.

So I created a free guide called surprisingly simple ways to turn your knowledge into a digital course.

And it's going to help you package your knowledge into a digital course you can sell over and over again.

So inside you'll find the four groups of people seeing the most impact in profit with digital courses.

And you'll be able to study real life examples of how each of these course creators broke their knowledge down into modules and lessons for their students to follow.

So once you've seen how others have done it, all you've got to do is follow my sample module that I'm going to provide to you and you can start creating a course outline of your own.

And when you begin to see your digital course come to life, there will be no more doubting your abilities, no more wondering if you have what it takes.

Just pure confidence that you can create results in people's lives and sell the digital course content you believe in with all your heart.

So go to Amy Porterfield dot com forward slash knowledge to get your free guide and get started with your digital course today.

That's Amy Porterfield dot com forward slash knowledge.

Let's say that you're stealing your nine to five job, but you're starting to build out a platform.

Maybe you're even podcasting in a specific niche that you really feel passionate about and you're just not getting any traction.

Or maybe you've already left a nine to five, you're on your own.

You are building your business, but things just aren't clicking.

You're in that season of frustration and struggle and you've chosen this niche based on your expertise and your knowledge and the results.

Maybe you've gotten for yourself that you want to teach other people how to get, but it's just not working.

You're not making the kind of money you need to make.

You're not building your audience, at least not at the pace that you were hoping to build and you're thinking, did I choose the wrong niche?

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