Here’s the number one question I hear—not only from new product creators, but even from seasoned business owners: “How do I find a good idea?”

What they really mean, of course, is “How do I find an idea that will sell?” No one wants to spend days or weeks or more planning, developing and launching a course only to hear crickets on the big day. You want to know you’ll have at least some measure of success.
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But don’t overthink it. The answer is simple. Just give your audience what they are asking for. ​

For women entrepreneurs in nearly any field, product creation is the best way to:
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• Reach a wider audience
• Grow your brand
• Earn more profits

So why aren’t more coaches and service providers adopting the product creation strategy?

Like you, they’re stuck in the process, unsure of the steps to take to create a great product.

Here is a simple blueprint to follow for creating your first digital product in a single afternoon:

What holds most coaches back from publishing?

It’s not a lack of writing talent. It’s definitely not a lack of knowledge. And for sure it’s not a lack of desire.

If you asked most coaches why they have not finished their book, the answer is simple: time.
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Coaches are busy people. You have clients to serve, a business to run, a family to care for. Not only that, but you’re spending time creating new training courses, marketing on social media, managing your team…the list is nearly endless.
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When would you have time to write an entire book? 

Is your content finding its way to your target audience?
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Even though you have a thorough content marketing plan, you may actually be missing some people, simply because of the format you’re presenting.

Scientists and psychologists have studied the ways people learn for dozens of years and they have documented four different types of learning: 

How many partially complete products, books, and group coaching programs do you have sitting around on your computer?
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If you’re like most entrepreneurs, the answer is a resounding “far too many!”

And frankly, the reason you have all of those incomplete books and programs isn’t because you don’t know your subject, or because you’re a poor writer, or even because you don’t have time.
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The real reason is because ​...