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71: The Three Kinds of Course Creators Your Students Will Follow Next Year (Which One Will You Be?)
May 11, 2026
14m 05s
70: My Favorite AI Tools for Course Creators (And Exactly How I Use Them)
Mar 26, 2026
17m 56s
69: Why Your Course Isn't Selling (And the Simple Shift That Fixes It)
Mar 5, 2026
8m 08s
68: What 21 Days of Consistency Did for My Business
Mar 2, 2026
10m 15s
67: 3 Limiting Beliefs That Keep Course Creators from Making Money
Feb 28, 2026
9m 14s
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| 5/11/26 |  71: The Three Kinds of Course Creators Your Students Will Follow Next Year (Which One Will You Be?) | Your students are already using AI to figure out the things you teach them. And in the next twelve months, they are going to start following the creators who can help them use it well. In this episode, Lydia walks through the three kinds of teachers your audience can choose from in this AI moment we are all in, and the one specific kind that your students need you to become. In this episode, you will hear: Why most AI training is built for a person you are probably notThe three kinds of teach... | 14m 05s | ||||||
| 3/26/26 |  70: My Favorite AI Tools for Course Creators (And Exactly How I Use Them) | There are so many AI tools out there right now, and every single one sounds amazing... but knowing a tool exists and actually knowing how to apply it to your business are two very different things. In this episode, I'm keeping it simple and sharing three AI tools I'm actively using in my online business right now as a course creator and coach, and exactly how I use each one. What you'll learn in this episode: Why I made the switch from ChatGPT to Claude for content creation, and the one featu... | 17m 56s | ||||||
| 3/5/26 |  69: Why Your Course Isn't Selling (And the Simple Shift That Fixes It) | If you've launched a course and it didn't sell the way you hoped... or you've been sitting on an idea you can't seem to launch... this episode is for you. In this episode of Your Online Business Mentor, Lydia breaks down the real reason most online course creators struggle to sell, and it has nothing to do with your content, your price, or your audience size. It's your delivery model. Lydia shares why the traditional evergreen course model is harder to sell in 2026, what the cohort experience... | 8m 08s | ||||||
| 3/2/26 |  68: What 21 Days of Consistency Did for My Business | In 2025, I had only published five podcast episodes. The workflow felt heavy. Momentum felt slow. And showing up consistently did not feel easy. So in 2026, I made a decision. Twenty-one days. Twenty-one episodes. No overthinking. Just commitment. In this final episode of the series, I share what happened as a result of that decision, how it changed my workflow, what it did for downloads and reach, and what it reminded me about building a sustainable online business. If you have been waiting ... | 10m 15s | ||||||
| 2/28/26 |  67: 3 Limiting Beliefs That Keep Course Creators from Making Money | If you’ve been building your idea for years, refining your framework, or telling yourself you’re “almost ready,” this episode is for you. In this conversation, I unpack three limiting beliefs that quietly keep course creators from making money. These beliefs often sound strategic on the surface, but underneath them is fear, indecision, and overprotection. If you’re worried the market is too saturated, digital products are dying, or you just haven’t picked the right model yet, this episode wil... | 9m 14s | ||||||
| 2/27/26 |  66: From Purpose to Impact – Your Real Questions, Answered | Today’s episode is a little different. Instead of teaching a framework or unpacking one idea, I’m answering four real questions submitted by listeners who are launching, refining, repositioning, and figuring out their next step. But underneath each tactical question was something deeper: Will this work? Can I do this sustainably? What if I fail publicly? How do I show up without losing myself? In this episode, I unpack the emotional layer beneath those questions and share the sequencing that ... | 11m 50s | ||||||
| 2/26/26 |  65: Offer, Audience, or Marketing? What to Focus on First When You’re Starting or Repositioning | If you are launching a digital business, transitioning from brick and mortar to online, or shifting from 1:1 services to a cohort model, this question can feel overwhelming: What should I focus on first… my offer, building an audience, or marketing? In this episode, Lydia breaks down the strategic order that leads to sustainable revenue and momentum. When you get the sequence wrong, you can work very hard and still feel stuck. When you get it right, clarity builds confidence and revenue follo... | 9m 36s | ||||||
| 2/25/26 |  64: From Course Creator to Experience Leader and Why the Shift Matters | If you are a course creator or coach who feels like your students are not fully implementing what you teach, this episode will challenge your perspective in the best way. In today’s episode, Lydia explains why the shift from course creator to experience leader changes your students’ results, your confidence, and the sustainability of your revenue. You’ll learn: • The difference between a traditional evergreen course and a cohort-style experience • Why milestones create more momentum than modu... | 8m 12s | ||||||
| 2/24/26 |  63: How to Use AI as a Course Creator So Your Students Experience Transformation | AI is changing the way digital entrepreneurs build courses, memberships, and cohort programs. But the real opportunity is not creating content faster. It is helping your students implement faster. In today’s episode, I share three specific ways I am using AI inside my business to increase transformation for my students. Not as a shortcut. Not as a replacement for leadership. But as a tool that reinforces clarity and accelerates action. If you are a course creator, coach, or digital entreprene... | 8m 17s | ||||||
| 2/24/26 |  62: How to Design a Profitable Cohort-Style Course in 2026 | In this episode, I walk you through how to design a profitable and impactful cohort-style course in today’s market. If evergreen courses feel harder to sell, the answer is not to scrap everything and start over. It’s to evolve. You don’t need a brand-new offer. You need a better structure. In this episode, I break down what a cohort-style experience actually looks like, how to structure it around milestones instead of modules, and why this shift dramatically increases student completion, test... | 10m 36s | ||||||
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| 2/22/26 |  61: Why Cohort-Style Courses Are Winning Right Now | In today’s episode, we’re building on yesterday’s conversation about why evergreen courses feel harder to sell in 2026… and we’re talking about what’s working instead. Cohort-style courses. Not because they’re trendy. Not because evergreen is dead. But because the market has shifted. Information is no longer scarce. AI can generate strategies instantly. Content is everywhere. Buyers are overwhelmed. So if information isn’t the value anymore… What is? Implementation. Momentum. Accountability. ... | 8m 13s | ||||||
| 2/21/26 |  60: Why Evergreen Courses are Harder to Sell in 2026 | In this episode, we’re talking about something many course creators are quietly feeling: Evergreen courses are harder to sell right now. But here’s the truth… courses are not dead. The traditional, information-heavy, DIY delivery model is what’s struggling. We’re living in what many are calling a trust recession. Information is everywhere. AI can generate strategies instantly. YouTube tutorials are endless. Buyers are overwhelmed. And when information is abundant, it is no longer the differen... | 9m 15s | ||||||
| 2/20/26 |  59: How I Built Predictable Revenue in My Online Business | If you’ve ever felt frustrated about starting each month at zero in your online business, this episode is for you. In the early years of my business, most of my revenue came from live launches, courses, and workshops. And it worked. But once my business became our sole source of income after retiring my husband, the revenue roller coaster started to feel heavier. In this episode, I share how I shifted from relying mostly on live launches to building layered, predictable revenue through: • A f... | 8m 09s | ||||||
| 2/19/26 |  58: Course or Membership? How to Know Which Model Is Right for You | One of the most common questions I get from digital entrepreneurs is this: Should I launch a membership or a course first? In this episode, I take you behind the scenes of my founding member launch for IGNITE and explain why it worked… and why I do not believe memberships should be your first move in most cases. When I launched my membership, I did not open it to my full list. I invited 150 past clients and customers, people who had already experienced my cohort-style courses and live coachin... | 8m 13s | ||||||
| 2/18/26 |  57: Why I Stopped Relying on Big Launches and Built a Membership Instead | In this episode, I’m sharing a pivotal shift in my online business. For the first three years, I built momentum through live launches. They worked. They helped me build a six-figure business. They helped me grow my audience and refine my message. But they also created a revenue roller coaster. After retiring my husband from his 30-year IT career, my business became our sole source of income. That changed the stakes. I no longer wanted unpredictable revenue spikes followed by quiet months. I w... | 8m 56s | ||||||
| 2/17/26 |  56: The Hidden Opportunity Inside Repetition | If you feel like you’re doing the same thing over and over in your online business, you might be closer to your next breakthrough than you realize. In this episode, Lydia shares how launching the same program six times in two years built authority, clarity, and entirely new revenue streams. What started as one digital course evolved into live workshops, affiliate income, and a $68K signature program launch, all because of repetition. This conversation will help you see how refining and repeat... | 10m 06s | ||||||
| 2/16/26 |  55: Do You Really Need 250 Subscribers Before You Launch Your Course? | In this episode, Lydia debunks one of the most common myths in the online business world... that you need a certain number of subscribers before you can launch successfully. She shares how her very first launch helped her grow from zero to 400 subscribers and enroll 95 paying students at the same time, without a library of lead magnets, a complicated funnel, or a large audience. You’ll hear how live challenge launches functioned as her list-building strategy, why personal relationships matter... | 8m 17s | ||||||
| 2/15/26 |  54: When Life Derails Your Momentum: How I Rebuilt After Losing Two Months | What happens when life completely interrupts your business momentum? In this episode, Lydia shares what it felt like to lose two months of work due to illness after three successful launches in her first year of business. She opens up about the fear of starting again, the pressure of needing revenue, and the emotional weight of wondering if she had what it takes to rebuild. She walks through how she relaunched the same program again, tested a webinar-style launch, refined her invitation strat... | 8m 34s | ||||||
| 2/14/26 |  53: What Actually Worked After My First Launch (Real Numbers + Real Lessons) | After your first launch… then what? In this episode, Lydia shares what actually happened after her first $10K launch in 2020, including real revenue numbers, expenses, profit margin, and the lessons she learned from relaunching the same program multiple times. She walks through how launching the same digital course three times in one year built momentum, strengthened relationships, created coaching opportunities, and led to new paid workshops based on real student needs. This episode is part ... | 8m 44s | ||||||
| 2/13/26 |  52: Launch to Learn – Why Your First Offer Isn’t Supposed to Be Perfect | If you’re building an online business and waiting for your first offer to be completely finished before launching, this episode will challenge that belief. In this episode, Lydia shares the story of her very first launch, including how she sold her course before it was fully built, created a five-day challenge with zero email subscribers, grew her list from scratch, and welcomed 95 students into her first cohort. She explains why launching live shortened her learning curve, how real-time feed... | 8m 12s | ||||||
| 2/12/26 |  51: You Don’t Need the Whole Plan to Take the First Step | If you’ve been waiting to feel clear before moving forward in your business, this episode speaks directly to that hesitation. In this episode, Lydia answers a listener question about long-term planning and explains why creating "a perfect plan" isn’t what actually creates momentum. She breaks down the assumption that clarity comes from having everything mapped out, and shares how real progress is made by choosing one clear priority and taking action. Drawing from her own business journey and ... | 6m 09s | ||||||
| 2/11/26 |  50: Overwhelm Isn’t About Time, It’s About Focus | If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed in your business, this episode offers a powerful reframe. In this episode, Lydia shares why overwhelm is one of the most common challenges entrepreneurs face and why it usually has nothing to do with time management. Drawing from her own six-year journey, she explains how trying to do too many things, be in too many places, and pursue too many goals at once leads to feeling scattered and stuck. Lydia introduces a simple framework using the metaphor of fire, ... | 7m 31s | ||||||
| 2/10/26 |  49: The Real Reason You're Procrastinating On Your Business | If you’ve been procrastinating on your business and telling yourself it’s a motivation or discipline issue, this episode offers a different perspective. In this episode, Lydia explores why procrastination is rarely about laziness or lack of follow-through, and is more often rooted in fear. Specifically, fear of failure and FOWOT, Fear Of What Others Think. Drawing from her own experience and listener-submitted questions, Lydia breaks down how these fears show up in everyday business decisions... | 8m 20s | ||||||
| 2/9/26 |  48: Why Waiting for Clarity Is Keeping You Stuck in Your Online Business | This episode marks the beginning of a new chapter for the podcast and the start of a 21-day series called From Purpose to Impact. In this first episode, Lydia shares why she decided to reboot the show, looks back on nearly six years of business ownership, and explains why she created this series to help digital entrepreneurs stop hesitating and start moving forward. If you’ve been waiting to feel clearer, more confident, or more ready before launching your business, your offer, or your next i... | 9m 09s | ||||||
| 10/26/25 |  47: Why Your Course Isn’t Selling (and What’s Working Now) | If your course sales have slowed down or your evergreen programs aren’t converting like they used to, you’re not alone. In this episode, I share why the online education space has shifted from an information economy to a trust and transformation economy and how you can adapt your offers to thrive in 2025 and beyond. You’ll learn why traditional evergreen models are struggling, what’s behind the current trust recession, and how cohort-style experiences are helping course creators, coaches, and... | 21m 38s | ||||||
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