On top of that, you can’t earn money for your hard work until you’ve got 25 students enrolled in your course, and once you do, it’s only $1-2 per student. And it’s hard to set yourself apart from others when you have little control around how you build your online course and no control when it comes to designing your own website. As a marketplace platform, it is highly competitive. When you start looking at the fine print, however, Skillshare becomes less ideal. They have a number of support options and a mobile app. That makes Skillshare a good place to get your feet wet for creating an online course. And because Skillshare leans in on creative pursuits they’ve developed a number of features that help members connect with one another to give feedback and support for each other’s work. Many of their classes are focused on creative skills like design, crafts, photography, and writing. Their marketplace is well-known and set up with creators in mind. Their platform is fairly easy to get started with and hit the ground running. Skillshare didn’t become popular for nothing. The best alternatives to Skillshare provide options for you to create discussion boards, small groups, direct messaging opportunities, and more so that your students can give you feedback and make connections in the network you’ve built. To make the most of that, your community members should feel comfortable navigating challenges, seizing opportunities together, and connecting with each other. Why? Because of the network effect : every member that joins your online course or community brings with them a wealth of knowledge and experiences to share with everyone else, which makes your community even more valuable than before. Ĭreating a welcoming space is the first step to cultivating a thriving community. To do that, you need a platform that will allow you to build your online course and nurture your online community in one place. In other words, your online course should offer your members both a path to transformation and clear results at the end. The best Skillshare alternatives not only provide instruction to members in the form of digestible lessons but also pave a road to guide members on their journey. Part of learning any skill is the journey you take to get there. Successful online courses tend to have a few things in common: transformative content, highly customizable features, and thriving course communities. 😴 Need to take an audit of our lives and routinesConclusion - Want to try Mighty Networks free? 😴 The exchange and understanding of sleep capital over social capital. 😴 With the Oura ring, the way you do one thing is like the way you do another thing 😴 Helping to up-level sleep optimization and individual behavior towards sleep 😴 The conversation o sleep being the bare minimum and sleep optimization He is supported by his wife of 21 years and 12yo son, whom he's already taught to play poker and hired as his Property Manager. Outside poker, he is an avid golfer with two legit holes-in-one to his name, and he’s just within the past year become a real estate investor with two properties in his portfolio. BJ takes us on a journey on his past sleep problems and how with the assistance of Sleep is a Skill he is now able to say that his sleep optimization is better than ever.īJ Marshall is co-host of The Blind Stealing the Blinds, a weekly poker podcast by students of the game for students of the game, helping players bridge the gap between theory and application by discussing basic problems and concepts, and introducing solutions and tools anyone can apply, often both in poker and in life writ large. This episode is the first of many to come, it goes on to give a deep but brief overview of his sleep experience. In today’s episode, Mollie is joined by BJ Marshall who is a poker podcaster.
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