End of 2011, I bought the "New Money Masters" by Tony Robbins.
Instantly, I was hooked.
"This is a different world than the corporate world I know. "
I had no idea that you could earn money that way like Brendon Burchard, Mike Koenigs, Russell Brunson and all the others were doing.
So, I had to learn this. And off I was on a journey of learning and investing.
The results have been disastrous over the last seven years. But I have not yet given up.
I recognise that this whole online education world has become far more sophisticated and advanced. Whilst that makes things more difficult and challenging, it's also a hurdle everybody needs to get over. So having persistence can be a positive thing.
Coming from a corporate background in consulting, general management and a few other things, I thought this market is best suited for me.
But, I also learned that this market is not really that advanced with regards to online training. So, I still believe there is a big opportunity.
I have never heard of Marisa before EPM. But I had taken Josh Turner's course and recognized the approach and the software.
And Marisa was promoted by someone I already trusted. Plus I new, I needed to deliver world-class experiences.
So, I decided to sign up.
It has been a roller-coaster.
I have learned a lot, threw myself fully in and wanted to create something great.
It will serve me well for future products because as said, I haven't given up.
Thank you, Marisa and team, for your work and support. It was a different and good experience.
And I look forward to staying part of the tribe
What is your biggest takeaway from EPM?
Two things: 1) The concept and idea of an experience product is powerful. I can see this working for this business or also for the other business with my wife. 2) It's even harder than I thought it is despite all the support. I have done many courses including product launches, expert training, etc. And I was pretty positive that it's going to work this time.
How did EPM help you become successful?
Well, I wouldn't say I am successful yet when it comes to online products and courses. EPM made me aware of what I need to look at to create an amazing experience for my future clients.
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
Again, the goal was to make enough to get to MA and be able to pay the trip from Australia to LA for M2M. I didn't achieve this. It was very intense, and I invested many hours. I have a view that and how this can work. I also used the thinking and work for some real-world workshops with corporates I was running. And the material was well received there which gives me confidence.
What has been the biggest change in your business?
No big change because it hasn't worked yet. Every effort, we are taking now in regards to online programs will be looked at through the lens of experience product. And we do have more in the pipeline. I will also review my coaching approach, and see how I can build in elements of EPM. So, right now more subtle changes.
What are you most excited about moving forward with your Experience Product?
Honestly, at the moment the disappointment is still prevalent. I am excited that I have a foundation and it seems there is genuine interest. I take this both from EPM and the workshops I did. So, there is a good opportunity that this turns into something, in particular a product which is supposed to be the entry product for my business.