If we have too many more options to make, like we're not even available for it.

The other thing is that fancy frameworks are just creating overwhelm.

We don't have time to go through fancy frameworks.

Like, I would rather just pay you more money to just solve my problem for me.

And I think you're probably the same way, right?

Have you ever poured your heart into a course, a coaching offer,

or something that you've wanted to sell, and it flopped? No sales? Low sales? Listen,

it's probably not the content or your heart behind your offer. It might simply be that it was

too complex or complicated. I remember when I created an offer

back in the day called Funnel Fusion. Yes. And Funnel Fusion, my friends, was me teaching new people

in business who didn't even have clarity on their direction yet, how to build a funnel using a DIY email software, building landing pages

that looked, you know, I really don't have a nice way to say this, kind of busted.

And obviously, they were not having big success with this outcome because truly it wasn't

even something I had done successfully myself and it was highly complex and

complicated not just to market but to actually get a result. So that offer ended up getting

retired, thank goodness, and I learned the hard way that you have to really focus on simplicity.

Today in this episode, we're going to go through three signs that your offer or the offer

you're thinking of creating is too complicated. Plus, what to do instead so you can actually convert your podcast

listeners into paying clients. Woohoo. Yes and amen. Before we dive into that, though, friend, I want to

make sure that you know about my five-day profitable podcast boot camp where we get to hang out

together in a incredible

training where I'm going to shoot you something new every day for five days. It's going to

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