"Being a part of EPM was a wild ride, there were a lot of things that came together for me. The biggest was the fact that my business is in its infancy and all the common information out there doesn't really address the huge gap between your want and will to start a business and what it takes to get from making nothing to making real life $.
Though I haven't had much success in making sales, I have learned a whole lot about what I'm capable of, new strategies, and new go to catch phrases to keep me moving forward.
I've made get start choices, allowed myself to fail forward, chatterboxed with over 150 strangers, realised it's not a matter of if but when, refined and honed my mission statements and course ideas getting closer to offering not only information but transformation to my future students.
I have made new connections, and connected a few key dots to help me along the way from idea to execution.
I've juggled my schedule, working a fulltime job, waking up at 3am for Wisdom Wednesday calls, and made an epic commitment to this dream that I've had to help others.
I'm looking forward to using my new found super powers to give to those around me and my family."
What is your biggest takeaway from EPM?
Simple Sells. You don't need any bells. It's ok to iterate your way to awesome, fail forward, and be just who you are and ask for the value you deliver.
How did EPM help you become successful?
EPM allowed me to let go of perfection. Gave me tools to know how to start from no audience, no email list, no tech, and no idea and in 12 weeks design a course and validate my ideas. There were templates galore, support in all senses of the word. And best of all I got the opportunity to learn how to make experience products where I don't have to overwhelm my students with information they don't need. There is a lot of freedom in that.
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
I've taken big steps forward in getting into conversations with my customers. I'm clearer now about who I serve and the best way to start a business without over omcplicating things. EPM has given me the tools to start from where I am - no customers, no email list to building it up step by step.
What has been the biggest change in your business?
Learning to keep it simple. That simple doesn't mean unprofessional. I don't need all the fancy tech, bells and whistles to deliver a fun-filled totally authentic and useful course. That it's not about information, it's about transformation.
What is now possible for you because of your Experience Product?
To not just see the possibilities but test them, build them, and give value to the people who are ready for their transformation now.