Ever feel like you're saying the same things to different clients? That's not just déjà vu – it's an opportunity waiting to happen.

Why Courses Make Sense for Coaches

Here's a quick story: Last month, I was chatting with Sarah, a business coach who was working 50-hour weeks with back-to-back client calls. "I love what I do," she told me, "but I'm exhausted from repeating the same foundational concepts."

Sound familiar?

That's where course creation comes in. It's not about replacing your coaching – it's about amplifying your impact while creating space to breathe.

The Hidden Gold in Course Creation

Creating a course does more than just scale your time:

• It forces you to organise your expertise (hello, better coaching!)
• Creates an entry point for potential clients
• Builds your authority
• Generates revenue while you sleep (well, mostly)

But here's the best part: your course can actually feed into your coaching. Think of it as your "101" class, preparing clients for deeper work with you.

Start Simple (Really Simple)

You don't need a complicated setup to get started. Begin with what you already have:

• Take your top 3 FAQ's
• Record your answers
• Add worksheets
• Launch

That's it. No need for Hollywood production values or complicated tech.

Avoid These Common Traps

1. Don't try to teach everything you know
2. Don't wait for perfection
3. Don't overcomplicate the technology
4. Don't underprice (your expertise has value)

Your Next Step

Pick one thing your clients constantly ask about.

That's your first course topic.

Record a quick 10-minute video explaining it. Share it with a client for feedback.

Congratulations – you've just taken your first step toward course creation.

Remember: Your knowledge is valuable.

Why keep repeating it when you could package it once and help more people?