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by Forest Linden | Jun 7, 2019 | Software Reviews
(Updated March 30, 2019) Welcome to this in-depth Kajabi review, which is a popular “all-in-one” app made for small business owners to sell digital knowledge products online, like online courses.
If you’re looking around the web to get a sense of the best tech platform to use in 2019 to build and run a business that sells online courses, look no further.
For the vast majority of people I’ve helped over the past 12 years (thousands of people like you and me, who want to sell knowledge that can help other people in some way), Kajabi is an ideal solution to the rather large problem of building the tech system that you’ll need to make money online from teaching courses.
by Forest Linden | Jun 6, 2019 | Blog Posts, Business Development
When you’re trying to make money by selling online courses, you’ll face considerable challenges, particularly in the beginning…challenges that can literally bring you to your knees. Challenges that can make you want to quit and go get a nice, simple, stable job...
by Forest Linden | May 20, 2019 | Blog Posts, Business Development
Introduction Hi there. First of all, head’s up: this is a long post. It’s about the length of an average chapter in a non-fiction book. If you’d rather print this out and read it on paper, which I would do myself, you can download a pdf ebook version...
by Forest Linden | Jan 24, 2017 | Uncategorized
Money-side up. Every year at this time, my wife, Bari, and I open the doors to her year-long program, The Art of Money. At the same time the doors open for registration, we let out a flock of free, useful, and hopefully inspiring pieces of content. This year, it’s a...
by Forest Linden | Jan 10, 2017 | Inspiration
Everyone struggles with building and running a business. Everyone. Including me. It’s not just beginners either, or people in their first year, or second year, or third. Here’s the deal: Struggling is appropriate and normal for the stage you’re at, no matter...
