Because that was my life for years. I taught my first Skype lesson (remember Skype?) back in 2008 and in a few years I was booked out beyond my wildest dreams. I had amazing clients and incredible reviews but with each day of insane teaching schedule I felt more resentful about this business. Why was it so hard for me to take a day off? I dreaded holiday seasons because it would mean a lower income month and I never turned down anyone because I believed that my client is "always right" and that it was my duty to help them. Also I was afraid to lose money.

I tried creating courses but could never market or sell them. 

Then I had my son and I knew there was no way I would be able to continue like that. So I wondered what it would be like if instead of spending 1-3 hours with the student in front of the screen, I could guide them to improve their skills and give them bite-sized feedback asynchronously, via voice messages or Google docs?

I  underpriced it, and had no idea how to encourage my students to do their work. The tools I was using at the time were pretty buggy, too. We're talking 2013 -- Telegram was just invented and my phone was too old for that app! So I wrote off that idea for a couple of years, sent my first son to daycare and went back to the around-the-clock grind. Until my daughter came along and I gave the asynchronous program another chance, which is when it worked!

#1: 10 samples of different programs with examples, topics, prompts, explanations and marketing tips. Some of the samples are: general speaking program, a reading club, test prep programs (writing and speaking), journaling program, speaking program based on popular songs, business program on performance review, email writing program and more.

#2: A workshop recording where I walk you through 3 easy sales funnels you can use to bring clients inside your programs. The "funnels" are simply step-by-step processes of how you sell to your current or past clients or how you sell to a larger audience (works if you've been selling to your clients for some time).

#3: Marketing and pricing tips with explanations of what worked best for the teachers I've coached, pitch scripts ready to use in 1:1 setting as well as in a webinar, webinar slides so you can bring new potential clients and sell your program to them with confidence, topics, questions to ask, examples of prompts and books to use for book clubs.

#4: Templates for a diagnostic call, promotional social media posts, and a syllabus -- ready for you to use and plenty of mindset exercises and reminders inside the workbook to help you build your confidence that's important when you try to market/sell something new.

#5: BONUSES include my doodle lesson called Planting Seeds to give you perspective on what happens when you decide to create a new future for yourself. Also you'll get access to my 8-part series on creating a digital product.