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I will use this strategy My 3 biggest roadblocks are (1) Deciding on the most effective hyper niche (2) Getting a good enough test audience (3) Deciding on the appropriate length of the course and pricing because there is so much free content out there especially with AI tools now.

My biggest takeaway is setting up a funnel that disqualifies people from participating unless they comlplete the tasks. This is very innovative and I love the concept. I actually thought about copying this strategy before you said it in the video :) My biggest concern is ensuring that I am attracting the right people from the start. Also I am concerned about disqualifying people if they message me with very just cause like someone died or they got very sick etc. What would you do in such circumstances?

Biggest Takeaway is to write down all of the questions and the solutions to anything related to my course and turn that into modules in my course. This will ensure that I am creating something that people want. Biggest Concern is finding the right people to ask and building up enough of an audience to gather that information. My course topic is training people on Personal Finance to help them master their personal finances