Your GRADUATION Story
I realized that I was stuck in circular thinking that I want to launch an online course, but I have no idea where to start to begin creating content. I joined EPM and learned there is more to course creation than simply building and launching a course, you have to prove your product idea and make sure first, that it works for your audience. EPM brought me back to my purpose, the reason I started my career adventure in health and wellness, to help others improve their health and wellness through nutrition practices. I am grateful for finding that purpose and drive again.
More of a personal change so I can have confidence in building my business. Realizing how much I have to offer and can help the right audience to improve their life. Realizing that putting a plan on paper, allows you to go back, revise and continue to move forward. The biggest way EPM has impacted my life is that I need to keep moving forward, progress over perfection. Too often I made the excuses that I was not ready and I needed more more more to be perfect. I learned that there is no perfect I need to start in the simple model, and adjust each time to successfully build the business of my dreams. No I take those small steps to progress, rather than put things on hold until they are perfect. Building an experience course has more steps than simply building a course. You have to get to know yourself and your WHY behind it. Personally, I need to keep working on limiting beliefs and believe in myself and my abilities for my business to grown, be successful while helping others. EPM has required me to stay focused and organized. Because of the clear focus now, what is possible for e is to be able to better chatterbox and communicate what it is that I do and how I help others in a fun way!
I got to the goal of completing the MVP track!!! I really want to do so much more, but I am not there yet. I would recommend adding more time into the course work in Module 3 on the anatomy of the experience product. Three areas I got stuck very busy trying to complete these with limited time; survey, building the excel sheet (product fulfillment schedule), and chatterboxing. I am still working on the product fulfillment schedule, leading to a internal barrier to move forward. I keep trying to make it perfect and worried enrolling someone in a MVP before creating it all will lead to a disaster. I continue with a MVP mindset and working to getting a client. I still feel like something is stopping me. Perhaps a session on identifying limiting beliefs will help in the beginning of EPM or a referral to a course to do so. I did not I even had these until EPM and they are getting in the way. I am glad to have been able to identify some of these limiting beliefs. Thank you for this experience Marisa! I look forward to attending more.