Every Indie Hacker Has an Online Course in Them

[Shift your mindset towards 'allowing people to pay you'—as long as you are delivering the value promised, most people will be grateful for the offering and happy to support.]

[Ask 'so how did you get started?' so that people understand the guest's successes; this creates curiosity to know the details.]

[It's easier to sell one thing for $100 than a hundred things for $1.]

[The people who pay a lot of money need a lot less hand-holding than those who pay little because they invest themselves more.]

[What feels like work to everyone else but like play to you?]

[Frame in terms of outcomes instead of topics. What do they want to do? Who do they want to be?]

[Personal meaning for each student. Peer-to-peer learning. Prompts to action.]

[What's your memorable framework for summing up the medley of information?.]

[The 'birdsong technique' sounds more official than 'sit on the toilet and scroll through Twitter: naming and framing.]

[What would you teach to yourself three years ago?]

[Set input goals instead of outcome goals.]