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Should I review other courses before creating my online course?

As you review the course, you’ll be able to pull out the things you liked and didn’t like, all of which help when you create your online course. To help you understand what to look for as you review other courses, I’m going to take you through an example of a course I recently took myself and reviewed.

Why view courses as a student?

When you can view a course as a student you can see actual workflow, appearance, structure, and content with fresh eyes. There’s no bias, no forethought, and no prior knowledge of the course to assume why something is done.

Can you become the educator behind your own online course?

When you enroll and work through the exercises in other courses, you get to experience online courses through the eyes of a student. This can help when you become the educator behind your own online course. When you’ve been entrenched creating an online course, it’s easy to miss big picture aspects.

How do I get inspiration for my online course?

What’s the best way to get inspiration for your online course? By being a student in other classes, of course! When you enroll and work through the exercises in other courses, you get to experience online courses through the eyes of a student. This can help when you become the educator behind your own online course.

How to connect with someone else?

Creating empathy, or the ability to understand or share the feelings of others , is the foundation for connection because it makes the other person feel understood . And ultimately, we all want to feel understood and accepted. By asking questions, you can find those areas of common ground.

How to establish rapport with someone who doesn't like to talk?

When trying to establish rapport with another person, make certain to practice active listening techniques and show genuine interest. Be sure to give them your full attention and ask follow up questions. Asking questions shows that you are really listening to them and that you care about what they are saying. Plus, questioning is the fastest way to learn more about someone and create more meaningful interactions.

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1. Cultivate pronoia

Pronoia is the belief that the world is conspiring to bring good things into your life. It’s the complete opposite of paranoia.

2. Take advantage of the action bias

The action bias describes our preference to favor action over inaction—even if we don’t know what result we get. Once you’ve taken the first step, the first action, it feels easier to continue. You’re building up momentum.

Racket Sport

Think of a racket sport, whichever you like. It could be tennis, table tennis or badminton.

Rally

To have a nice conversation, you would want it as long-lasting as possible right?

What do we like to talk about?

Before we learn how to serve or return the ball/shuttle nicely, think about how you want to receive the ball/shuttle first, i.e. think about how you like to be talked to as the receiver.

What to do?

What exactly should you do to invite other people to talk about themselves?

The WHY behind the HOW

This book ‘How to Talk to Anyone’ shows you 92 tricks to lighten up the conversation with anyone, but the important WHY behind these 92 HOWs is to be sincerely interested in talking to anyone. Without the WHY, these HOWs are all tricks only. People will eventually find these tricks out, and your will lose your credibility.

Can you experience online courses through the eyes of a student?

When you enroll and work through the exercises in other courses, you get to experience online courses through the eyes of a student. This can help when you become the educator behind your own online course. When you’ve been entrenched creating an online course, it’s easy to miss big picture aspects. When you can view a course as a student you can ...

Can you take note of what you learn online?

By taking note of what you learn as a student in another online course, you’ll not only be able to take full advantage of the knowledge you’re gaining from the online teacher, you’ll also become a better teacher yourself.

About the Course

This course gives you easy access to the invaluable learning techniques used by experts in art, music, literature, math, science, sports, and many other disciplines. We’ll learn about how the brain uses two very different learning modes and how it encapsulates (“chunks”) information.

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