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Turn Your Expertise Into Training Courses With Udemy

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Training courses allow you to teach people how to perform a specific task with videos. There are plenty of training courses, and many people want to start their own as well. However, when it comes to finding the domain and doing everything else, creating a training course of your own proves to be a challenge.

This is where Udemy comes in. Udemy allows you to create training courses for free, and they give you a template which shows potential buyers a summary of everything they will get. When you make a sale, Udemy gives you a 70% commission. If you sell a training course for $100, you make $70.

The best part about a training course is with the exception of answering questions once in a while (if you give your students that option), you don’t have to do anything else. Once you get the training course up, Udemy helps you out with the marketing. The only thing you have to do is tell people about your training course and get paid.

I just started using Udemy, and I already put up my Twitter Domination Training Course. Using Udemy is easy, convenient, and it is also a big money-maker.

 

The 251st Post

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This is the 251st post on my blog. With almost 40,000 words, this blog has finally reached over 250 posts. That’s when I decided to take out my calculator.

At this same rate, I would reach…

500 blog posts in 125 days.

1000 blog posts in 375 days.

2000 blog posts in 875 days.

3000 blog posts in 1375 days.

4000 blog posts in 1875 days.

5000 blog posts in 2375 days.

That’s a lot of writing, and I look forward to reaching all of those milestones and more. Do the math. See how long it would take you to get to your milestones, and then do everything you can to get to each milestone you set for yourself.

Why I Blog

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I was up late (it’s becoming a summer trend) working on one of my blog posts. Then, a question came up in my mind, “Why do I blog.” I decided to create a blog post about it.

I decided to start this blog and all of the other blogs that I have created because having my own blog allows me to write my own content. I don’t have to follow any kind of instructions. There is no, “You have to write about this. By the way, it’s due Monday,” type of thing. I am able to schedule blog posts well in advance to my convenance.

There is no stres when it comes to blogging. Blogging is writing what’s in your mind. You can think of something extraordinary for a second, and then you can apply what you just thought of into a blog post. When I think about something or see something that I like, that idea turns into a blog post.

It’s incredible what blogging has allowed me to do. I reach hundreds of people every day with my content. Soon, it will be thousands of people every day, and then it will be through the roof.

I just write about something and then apply it to my niche at the end. The added bonus is that I get to show some people this post (everyone laughs about it later). I memorized the URL for that post.

The Movement

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When I was looking through my email recently, I noticed an opportunity for entrepreneurs to share their tips. I knew that this opportunity was for me. I knew how to explain the answer to the question very well. The question involved pricing products and services, and with multiple books, I knew I would be good at explaining it.

Then the problem came up. The age restriction, again. Entrepreneurs aged 18-40 were the only ones who could submit responses. I got other opportunities which I was able to answer, but the age limit bothered and restricted me.

Denial comes in many shapes and forms. There will always be that one person or group of people who deny you no matter how good you are. Choose yourself and create your own movement. Your movement will have the potential to impact the lives of millions of people.

The movement that I am creating is Teenager Entrepreneur which is a program that I will be launching very soon with my brother. Teenager Entrepreneur will show teenagers how they can start their own thriving business.

C Not K

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The name of my blog is marcguberti.com, my Twitter username is @MarcGuberti, and everything I sign has my name on it. People still spell my name with a “K” instead of a “C,” even the people who have known me for a long time.

The common way of doing something such as spelling a name is not always the right way. Just because a lot of people have their name ending in one letter doesn’t mean everyone’s name will end in that letter.

No matter how many times I tell people my name ends in a “C,” people address me as if my name ended in a “K”. Not everyone is a part of the trend, and it is these people who are able to stand out from the crowd.