Aug 23, 2022
As freelancers, it’s inevitable that we are going to reach some kind of client burnout. There are only so many hours in a day and there is only one of us. (Plus a lot of us struggle with people-pleasing and healthy boundaries that only add fuel to the burnout fire.)
The best way to mitigate this is to take your 1:1 services and find out how to help MORE people by working less. Something scalable. That’s why all freelancers should consider building a digital course using our in-the-trenches expertise and knowledge. This diversifies our income streams, gives us options and so much more.
My guest today Amy Porterfield did the same thing. Early on in her freelance business she said YES to all the client work and learned very quickly that if she was going to remove her income earning cap and gain more lifestyle freedom, she needed to go all in with her courses.
Today, Amy is a multi 7-figure business owner with a top-ranked business podcast and soon-to-be published author, founder of Digital Course Academy and my mentor.
She’s sharing her freelancer journey and how she came to be and her hard-earned launch lessons that you can learn from second-hand.
But most importantly, Amy’s sharing her best tips for freelancers to organize their ideas, own their expertise and build a digital course that will give them more freedom.
Listen up freelancers, VAs and DMAs, today we’re talking about:
And lightbulb moment: how to make it through the rough patch of straddling client work and trying to build a course … while being short on time. And her #1 tip to still make money during this phase!
Be sure to sign up for her Course Confident Bootcamp and use my affiliate link if you decide to go all in with a course and learn from Amy. I’ll be offering special bonuses for my referrals! Join the Waitlist for Digital Course Academy here. The Cart Opens Sept 7.
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