This isn’t an anti-course post.
📚 Course still have a place.
But the shift I’m seeing — and personally leaning into — is this:
🤝 Community is becoming the primary value.
I share more about this in the workshop: Own Your Edge in the AI Era. Click here. Most people don’t struggle because they lack information.
They struggle because they:
- stall after watching
- overthink implementation
- get stuck alone
- lose momentum without accountability
Courses deliver knowledge.
Community delivers movement. 🎬
In 2026, the offers that win won’t be the ones with:
- more modules
- longer replays
- bigger content libraries
🎯 They’ll be the ones that provide:
- real-time support
- shared progress
- feedback loops
- proximity to thinking, not just teaching
This is especially true in an AI-heavy world.
When information is abundant and fast, context, discernment, and support become the differentiator.
Community shortens the gap between: learning → applying → seeing results
That’s why I believe we’ll see:
- fewer “set-and-forget” courses
- more living ecosystems
- offers designed to evolve with the people inside them
If you’re designing for 2026, the question isn’t:
“What else should I teach?”
It’s:
“Where do my people need support to actually move?”
That’s where community changes everything.
How are you owing your edge in the AI era?