How to uncover & outline your first online course will take you step by step through my exact process to outline and plan your first online course. You will discover what skills you can monetize, what makes a good or a bad course, and exactly how to outline and plan your course.
By the end of this course you will have at least one solid outline that you can use to begin your online course creation business. Everything you need is included as well as a helpful workbook for you to use to make sure you stay on track. There is a FB group for support so that no one ever stays stuck.
Come and learn from a course creator who went from $0 to multiple six figures inside of eighteen months. If you’ve been wondering if you have what it takes to jump into the course creation world, I’m here to show you that you do. I believe that everyone has something of value to teach to the world, and I’m here to help you get that information out there. No one ever gets left behind on my watch so jump into How to uncover & outline your first online course and let’s do this together.
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From struggling as an entrepreneur for 15 years – to flipping the switch and growing her online course creation business to multiple 6-figures in 18 months, it’s been an adventure.
Meggan Larson is an award winning and Amazon best selling author multiple times over. She helps women tell their beautiful, powerful, & authentic stories. She lives her life around the concept of the starfish story, where a woman is tossing washed up starfish back into the ocean as they lay dying on the shore, and someone comes along and scoffs at her. He tells her she can’t possibly make a difference because there are thousands and she’ll never get to them all in time. She picks one up, tosses it back into the water, and says,
“It made a difference to that one.”
Meggan wants to make a difference, even if it's just for one person.
