Teach the World Your Skills in a Mobile-First, Cloud-First World
“Be steady and well-ordered in your life so that you can be fierce and original in your work.” -- Gustave Flaubert
An important aspect of personal effectiveness and career development is learning business skills for a technology-centric world.
I know a lot of developers figuring out how to share their expertise in a mobile-first, cloud-first world. Some are creating software services, some are selling online courses, some are selling books, and some are building digital products. It’s how they are sharing and scaling their expertise with the world, while doing what they love.
In each case, the underlying pattern is the same:
"Write once, share many."
It’s how you scale. It’s how you amplify your impact. It’s a simple way to combine passion + purpose + profit.
With our mobile-first, cloud-first world, and so much technology at your fingertips to help with automation, it’s time to learn better business skills and how to stay relevant in in an ever-changing market.
But the challenge is, how do you actually start?
On the consumer side ...
In a mobile-first, cloud-first world, users want the ability to consume information anywhere, anytime, from any device.
On the produce side ...
Producers want the ability to easily create digital products that they can share with the world -- and automate the process as much as possible.
I've researched and tested a lot of ways to share your experience in a way that works in a mobile-first, cloud-first world. I’ve went through a lot of people, programs, processes, and tools. Ultimately, the proven practice for building high-end digital products is building courses. And teaching courses is the easiest way to get started. And Dr. Cha~zay is one of the best in the world at teaching people how to teach the world what they love.
I have a brilliant and deep guest post by Dr. Cha~zay on how to teach courses in a mobile-first, cloud-first world:
You could very much change your future, or your kid’s future, or your friend’s future, or whoever you know that needs to figure out new ways to teach in a mobile first, cloud-first world.
The sooner you start doing, testing, and experimenting, the sooner you start figuring out what works in a Digital Economy could mean to you, your family, your friends, in a mobile-first, cloud-first world.
The world changes.
Do you?