My "Best and Worst" List of Current Digital Course Trends

Hey there. Welcome to the Amy Porterfield Show. The more personal you make it, the more experiences you add to it, the more lessons that you've learned. so that your students don't have to learn those same lessons. Those are the courses that are killing it right now, where you take people behind the scenes and you say, look, here's how I did it.

Here's how I got results. And here's exactly what I did. That is what builds trust and that's what creates transformation. And most importantly, that is what AI cannot replicate. The other day I got a text message from one of my former employees and she's since left the company and gone on to create her own business, which I couldn't be more proud and excited for her.

But she sent me a text message and she said, Amy, I'm thinking about adding a digital course to my new business. And I was talking to a girlfriend of mine and she said, Oh, Digital courses are dead. And she said, Amy, what do you think about that? And I kind of laughed when I saw the text message because I thought she's definitely expecting me to send a message back quickly, being defensive, probably saying, no way, that woman's crazy.

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