At the moment, I'm in the middle of a YouTube training 4-week bootcamp. 👩‍💻

The trainings are delivered every Saturday at midnight my time.

I cannot attend them live. My eyes start to burn around 10pm, which is when I go to bed. 🛌

While the coaches want as many of us to attend live, I'm also thankful that I can catch the replay when I wake up the next morning.

Considering that the last two trainings have been 4 hours long, I love putting the videos on 1.25x or 1.5x. 🙌

Which got me thinking...

How many times have you looked at a live training and decided not to buy because the time of the training wasn't at a time you could attend?

Here's the thing about that 👆

Am I missing out on anything by not being there live?

❌ Nope.

The coaches have created a private, limited-time access community, so we can ask questions there and get feedback (which is more personalized IMHO).

✅ This actually works better for the way that I like to learn.

When I watch the replay (which is instantly accessible as soon as the live is finished), I can stop the recording at any point and make notes...

Which I do! I've got pages and pages of notes.

When I attend anything live, I find that I don't take as many notes.

Or, I get lost on what the person is saying because I'm furiously trying to take notes... 📝

Then I've got to watch the replay to make sure I didn't miss something, so I am effectively doubling my workload.

My point?

It's two-fold...

1. If you can't make a training live, you're not missing out! In fact, if you're like me, you might find it easier.
2. If you're delivering a live training or program, make sure that you consider the people who can't attend live, and provide other ways they can get support.

I'm all for making my offers as accessible as possible, and that means thinking about the person who I'm ultimately trying to help.

This is why, as part of my Daily Cashflow Checklist, I'm reviewing my offers every week, tweaking and refining to ensure that I'm not hindering my ready-to-buy customers from taking action.

As you head into the week, consider how your offers make your ready-to-buy customers feel...

And how can you tweak them?

Take care

Lise xoxo

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