I saw the video too and I’m following his advice as we speak. I also put a lot of work in to it but I’d rather have it on YouTube generating views for me than it dying on my hard drive because I have a hard time selling it. When you upload the full course to YouTube, just make sure you’re using a landing page for the resources to collect their email so you can follow up with them and then upsell them a 1 on 1 or something like that. Plus, if for some reason you don’t want it on YouTube anymore you can always set they link to private ☺️

Hands down Riverside. It makes editing super easy. Before I had to manually edit my podcast in FCPX and now that I’ve switched I’m not going back (it now takes me a third of the time to edit), because not only can I use it for editing, but also to record in best quality. I used to use Zoom, but the quality of Riverside is no comparison, plus it also records locally, so if your WI-FI is funky you still have a clean recording. 🤩