You see those 'just grabbed the course!' comments floating around? Yeah, they feel good to read.
But here's the thing—
Feeling good about the feedback isn't what moves the needle. What actually matters is whether your stuff is compelling enough to drive real, measurable action.
There's a huge gap between 'sounds interesting' and 'I'm actually doing this.' The second one is where the magic happens.
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You see those 'just grabbed the course!' comments floating around? Yeah, they feel good to read.
But here's the thing—
Feeling good about the feedback isn't what moves the needle. What actually matters is whether your stuff is compelling enough to drive real, measurable action.
There's a huge gap between 'sounds interesting' and 'I'm actually doing this.' The second one is where the magic happens.