@George Kao are you running anything else before the end of the year, before I "spend" all my credits?!

Hi @Donna Becker !

I'm in the same boat, looking to use up my final credits. 

Since the courses you buy with credits don't expire (meaning you'll still have access to them later), I would get whichever courses resonate for now or in your upcoming future. Meaning you don't have to be ready to take it right now, to choose to enroll right now.

I've got a couple courses I'm looking at for my last credits, that I'm certain I won't start for another few months - but I know the topics will be on point for me once I get there.

I love this inquiry @Amie Garcia  as someone else who offers experiences. I've been trusting my unique energy signature to attract "my kind of people". I'm also clear on the sales page that there will be breakout rooms, interactive exercises etc. I haven't had an issue yet.

And as a free offering, I'm not too concerned about offering the perfect experience. I set a lot of context to keep the space respectful and safe but I don't do anything particularly edgy or challenging in my free sessions.

Sounds like you're leaning that way too.

I get Direct Messages to FB/IG almost every day saying that I've violated some terms of service and that my page is going to be shut down. I mark them as spam but they keep coming. However, I've never had a post be taken down (on either platform).

Another thing that's become a daily occurrence is a bot trying to hack into my FB account itself. I get "password recovery" emails, in triplicate. Those I take the time to mark "it wasn't me" so that hopefully, one day, if they actually get control of my account - Facebook might see that I've been actively battling the bots on the regular. I have no idea if that would make a difference.

Have you checked out the FB/IG Ads course, @Eric Klein ? George goes into all this in a really easy to understand way, including a suggested budget.

I'm touched you'd like my feedback! I've added a couple of comments into the document.

I do think it depends on what you are offering, and the nature of the field. For example, I am learning handpan drumming and percussion in general, and all of the courses that I have purchased focus on "the yearning" to be a better drummer and musician, you might say, the dream. However, that probably wouldn't work for many of the more challenging, less-fun aspects of life.  (So perhaps it is better to do as Buddha did and focused on offering a resolution to the pain-points for those.)