Everything I've made
Two things, and they're meant to be done in that order.
The Skills You Don't Know You Have.
Free.
Two modules, ten short lessons, about an hour and three quarters of video, and you write as you go rather than watching and hoping it sticks.
Module 1 goes looking for what you already know how to do, in the five places it tends to hide.
Most of it never got filed under your job title, which is the one place any of us thinks to check, so the page stays empty and we conclude there's nothing there.
Module 2 sets your terms.
Where you're actually going, the hours you really have rather than the ones you'd like to have, and what you won't trade to get there.
You come out with two documents, both written by you.
A Skills & Knowledge Inventory and a Personal Operating Document. They're yours to keep, and everything in the Lab gets built on top of them.
Nothing in it asks you to turn on a camera, post anything, or perform for anyone. And there's nothing to buy at the end to make it work.
Digital Leverage Lab. €69/month. How to turn the skills you didn't know you have into an offer you can sell online. Four stages, most of it built on screen alongside you: finding where what you already have overlaps with what people already pay for, getting specific about who you serve and what you offer, constructing the thing itself, and then running it at a pace you can hold.
The tools come with it. Pages, emails, payments and the course itself all sit in the same place, so there's no separate page builder to pay for, no separate email tool, and nothing to wire together. You already have a free account on that platform from the training, and this lifts its limits.
You can't buy it from here, and there's no checkout to go and find.
It's an upgrade to the free training rather than a separate product, and the offer is waiting at the end of the training itself. That isn't a sales tactic.
The first stage opens by asking you to pull from your Skills & Knowledge Inventory, and no version of it works without one.
And you get thirty days to find out whether it's for you. If it isn't, ask and you get every cent back. You keep the free training either way, along with both documents and everything that came with them. Nothing you already have depends on staying subscribed.
If you did the training a while back. Your access never expired, and neither did the documents. But the Lab builds straight on top of your Inventory, and one written eight months ago is usually half-remembered rather than current. Go back through the training before you start, or at the very least rewrite the Inventory from scratch. It takes about an hour, and it's the difference between building on something you can still stand behind and building on a page you don't quite recognise.
And there's the channel. New videos most weeks, on the same things these two are built out of: what you already know how to do, how to build something with it without performing for anyone, and how to keep it from taking over your life.
Nothing to sign up for, and no login. It's where the free stuff lives between the two things above.
One door
All of it lives in one account, and you already have one.
It was created the first time you signed up, which is the same reason these emails reach you.
If you can't remember the password, use the forgot-password link on the login page. It takes a minute and nothing has been lost in the meantime.
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