Taking George's advice on this one, and announcing it before I start working on it!

I'm going to be hosting a workshop-style webinar on turning a wall-of text into something more accessible for the reader. 

I'm playing with the idea that "copywriting" is an intimidating concept, like a class we missed in high school and now we don't know how to approach it....and we know we're supposed to be writing in a particular way to get sales.  

But really, the more I think about t, the more wrong that sounds, and feels. 

It discounts the reader's ability to make a good decision for themselves. 

I see copywriting, or any writing we're doing for our businesses, as an opportunity to make connections with our readers, and one of the way we do this is through how we format our writing. Lots of people I work with come to me with the question of what to do with a piece of writing that looks like a wall of text. 

How do we break it up into manageable chunks, what kind of headings should we use, how do we keep the eyeballs moving down the page, so that our words connect? 

These are all really great questions, and exactly what I'll be talking about, and exploring with you, in this workshop. 

Details need working out, and I'm open to suggestions of topic if you have specific questions for me. 

For now, here's the date: October 11, 12-2 pm EST. I'll be adding details here, and if you want me to tag you as I do, let me know in the comments. 

I’m wondering where I can find text transcripts of the lessons or if they’re available. I am a visual learner in general. That being said, I learn content from courses in two ways- the primary way is listening to videos while at the gym, then if there are lessons that have detailed slides I use the computer. But if I need to use the computer to go through all the lessons my progress is slower, and I noticed I’m much more likely to complete courses and get more out of them if there are multiple ways of engaging with the content. I didn’t see text versions in the biz course so far, so wondering if they’re available somewhere else, maybe as Google docs? Thank you and I’m enjoying the content so far 😊🙏

Hi George et al.

I brought this up in our small group call the other day and am sharing the basics for my membership program here and would love feedback:

The Rahma Collective

$55 if you pay by the month

$47 if you pay 6 months in advance

(I feel good with these numbers for a limited number of people and then I'll raise the price)

FB group w/ Whatsapp option

3 calls a month:

-Check in/community call (1 hr)

-Embodiment/breathwork/mindfulness session (30-45 min)

-live group coaching (ask people to submit questions/challenges beforehand)

This is it. I feel like there is something missing, but not sure what else I should offer. Any ideas? I sometimes give virtual workshops, but not consistently and I'm not ready to commit to those either. Is there anything else light and easy I can offer or this enough?

thanks!

Grammarly: $72/year, I use it for everything

Calendly: $144/year