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0:00

Alright. I really appreciate this question. This person wrote, George, your courses are so damn useful. You've created a brilliant library of recordings. I wanna do them all all at once.

0:10

I understand probably isn't very healthy for my business. Try to do too many things and burn out. What words of wisdom do you have for me? Anyone else from ABC feel the same? ABC is my group coaching program, where they get access instantly to 5 of the foundation courses, plus they get credits, every couple of months to buy even more buy even more courses as part of the program, whichever ones they choose.

0:32

And so I wanted to just respond to this because, I ideally, if you were a if you were a robot, I would want you to consume and analyze and understand all of my courses instantly, and then we will be able to work even better together. But as far as I know, if I could if I could if I could have my market as robots and AI, I would be I would be richer and richer in the coming age, but as far as I know right now I can only sell to humans and humans, can't take all courses all at once instantly. And so my recommendation is to, carve out a 22 hours a day, ideally to take each of my courses 1 by 1. But some of you can't carve out 22 hours a day. I I understand.

1:18

So maybe you can carve out 2 hours a week. Okay? Honestly, if I if I'm lucky, you can carve out 2 hours a week for my courses and that would be wonderful. Because in 2 hours a week, you can, reasonably take my each of my courses in about a 2 month time period. So 2 hours a week.

1:39

And that's that's pretty reasonable. And that's why in my group program, I I drip out the credits about it's like something like once every 2 months, you get you get enough credits for another course. Right? So that's kinda meant to be. That's a 2 month cycle.

1:51

And that's that is what I would recommend. Now for some of you who are like gung ho and this is a little dangerous because I have had multiple clients over the years who have, like, started with me, joined my group program, taken 5 courses all at once, and they have burned out. And I I don't see them back again in my group program, and I don't even hear from them ever again. They're like, oh, I'm done with George. It was too much all at once.

2:21

So I do encourage, if possible, you've got so much else on your plate that 2 hours a week, and thinking of it as a 2 month period is probably reasonable as not just my courses, anybody else's courses as well. Because with 2 hours a week, you are consuming just enough content, plenty of content to apply. If you if you if you watch 2 hours a week of video, you probably have another 2 hours of homework at least. So you end up having 4 hours a week that you've carved out. And, again, in the 2 month period, 4 hours a week.

2:55

Now I've just you see see what I just did? I just moved the goalpost. So 4 hours a week, 2 month period, very reasonable. Now you've implemented what you've learned one course at a time, and then you could save the next course in the next course. So in a in a single year, gosh, if you watched and implemented 6 courses in a year, you would have moved forward faster than most solopreneurs who are flailing around and doing all kinds of random stuff and and probably not moving forward in a strategic way.

3:26

You've done it in a very strategic way and given yourself a lot of, saved yourself a lot of angst and time spent that I had to spend learning a lot of stuff and coaching hundreds of people to say, well, this is really seems to be the the better way of going instead of don't fall into these holes kind of thing. So 6 courses a year is probably a good maximum for you, to to take. And if you can come to my q and a calls, you know, that's another 2 hours a month. Right? Those of you who are taking my courses and doing the doing the monthly q and a, that's 2 hours a month.

3:57

And so come to my q and a to help with implementation. If you're in my group program, you could take it even more intensely and come to my q and a call every week so we can kind of more gradually, like, okay. This particular step, here's how you do it. Or based on your, situation, based on your context, here's what I would recommend. So I hope that's helpful.

4:15

I really do hope that you'll pace yourself and, go from there. So any other tips you have for fellow course takers, whether it's my courses or others, comment below, and let's, you know, share with each other, encourage each other here. Thanks.