I don’t see many saying this explicitly So I will. “Traditional info products and courses are dying…. If not already dead” Right now, I see brilliant coaches spending months building courses and modules for their skool community that live in someone's "someday" folder. Creating programs where 88% never make it past module two. Packaging expertise into videos and PDFs like it's 2020. And I totally get that. That's exactly what has worked for the last decade. Information = value. Knowledge = transformation. Except it doesn't anymore. Here's what I do see happening in skool: (And I am totally ok to be wrong here I’d love to have a conversation about this ) Great Coaches & teachers keep creating courses like it's 2020. But in the AI and GPTs era we can go beyond just transferring knowledge… we can learn by producing outcomes. GPT Co-pilots don't lecture, like traditional courses… They build the thing with your client. Right there in the session. And while many coaches and consultants are perfecting module seven, The experts who are going to win are using AI & GPT’s to deliver results in real time. If you are doing courses the old way, I believe… Your products will get harder to sell. You will fall behind. Now this is an AWESOME opportunity for those who embrace building their biz with Ai. Because the next 1-3 years belong to experiential learning with GPTs as co-pilots. Not courses. Not information dumps. Actual outcome-producing tools that develop skills while creating deliverables. They are easy to create. Just take everything you know and transform it into an AI-powered tool that creates what your clients paid for. Only 12% of people finish courses anyway. - So why explain copywriting when a GPT can co-write the sales page with them? - Why teach content strategy when a GPT can generate their calendar in the session? - Why deliver information when you can deliver transformation? The absolute best marketing you can create is client wins and client results and

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5 days ago I started building a Clawdbot Ai assistant. I wanted to do it the right way so I have spent the last 5 days learning and taking as many security precautions as possible. I joined Nate Herks paid community to go deeper into the Ai wormhole - specifically to learn Claude code better and building these agents. Not going to lie it was pretty technical - I am sure that there will be a more user friendly way to do this in the next few months the or year but I am doing this to expand my skill set - to Lean into an uncomfortable new world. And after 5 days… It’s so crazy… like we are living in the matrix. I will be documenting my learning over on IG - check out today’s post and follow along 🦞

Hey yall!! I’m wanting to run my first workshop for my business toward the end of the month and wanted to see if anyone with some experience had some tips/advice? I run a community called Beyond Burnout Collective where I give science-backed tools to help high-achievers and entrepreneurs recover from burnout without quitting their jobs or giving up the things they love. My group has grown quite a lot the last couple months and I’ve got some really cool new tools to help increase productivity for burned out people struggling to get things done. I’ve run some polls and this seems to be a big issue for many of my members. So, I think a workshop/webinar would be a great way to help them and maybe get some more people to apply for coaching. So, if you’ve run workshops/webinars before and are willing to share your wisdom or resources I would appreciate it greatly!! And for anyone new here, just keep moving forward. The best way to grow is to keep taking action!! 🫡

I run a Skool for Faith & Motion (Jesus and fitness shtuff), and I also run my business for 1-1 online fitness coaching. Raise your hand if you have a business outside of Skool! If so...are the two businesses aligned, or totally separate??