Before taking the course, I had plenty of ideas but I had the wrong mindset. I assumed I needed to be high tech and marketing savvy to start a course.
What Creating Transformations taught me is that it's 80% mindset and the rest are technicalities and marketing. I know understand that my strong desire to help, share and be of service is key. The rest fall into place with the right intentions and values.
I also like how Creating Transformations teaches everything in manageable chunks. I wonder if it's a bit too long. I'd have liked to have longer sessions from Mondays to Fridays (or even 3 days a week and the rest to work on my course) and not to have to log into the course every day from Sunday to Sunday for 5 weeks. I'm afraid it stressed me a little bit.
Overall, it's a great course and one that I'd recommend making sure the people who enroll understand what the commitment is.
What Creating Transformations taught me is that it's 80% mindset and the rest are technicalities and marketing. I know understand that my strong desire to help, share and be of service is key. The rest fall into place with the right intentions and values.
I also like how Creating Transformations teaches everything in manageable chunks. I wonder if it's a bit too long. I'd have liked to have longer sessions from Mondays to Fridays (or even 3 days a week and the rest to work on my course) and not to have to log into the course every day from Sunday to Sunday for 5 weeks. I'm afraid it stressed me a little bit.
Overall, it's a great course and one that I'd recommend making sure the people who enroll understand what the commitment is.