Launch Your Course & Community in 2 Weeks!

Launch In 2 Weeks is a course and community that guides YOU through a transformation of idea to reality: building and launching your own course & community.

This isn't just another course. You'll actively engage in the journey – crafting and launching your course & community, forging lasting connections, and discovering what you can achieve online in a fortnight.

The constraints you need to finally start launching consistently.

All beginner digital course creators face the same 10 challenges:

If you're reading this, it's likely that one (or more) of these challenges are keeping you up at night (and preventing you from launching).And chances are, you know you should be building and launching - which is why you're on this page in the first place.Whether it's to fuel your creativity, advance your entrepreneurial journey, or escape a career path you're not passionate about, creating a digital product has been on your mind for some time.1. Self-Doubt
2. Distractions
3. Perfectionism
4. Feature Creep
5. Idea Validation
6. Balancing Time
7. Procrastination
8. Impostor Syndrome
9. Consistent Development
10. Choosing the Right Technology

Demolish your bad product habits.

There are 3 killers of great products.

Bad Habit #1: Overplanning
Many aspiring product creators believe success hinges on having the perfect plan.However, the best digital products often emerge from a wealth of ideas and iterations. Overplanning can hinder this creative process, leading to inaction. The key is to focus on continuous creation and refinement rather than getting bogged down in planning every detail.Bad Habit #2: Over-perfecting
It's a common pitfall to endlessly tweak and revise a digital product, striving for perfection.This can lead to a never-ending cycle of revisions, resulting in dissatisfaction and exhaustion with the project. The product may never be launched because its creator is stuck in a loop of perpetual improvement. Learning to accept 'good enough' and prioritizing launch deadlines over endless revisions is crucial.Bad Habit #3: Losing Momentum
Just like writing, developing a digital product requires consistent effort.Missing a day of work can lead to a break in routine, making it easier to miss subsequent days. This can quickly spiral into losing touch with the project entirely. The hardest part for creators is often maintaining the discipline to work on their product regularly and not letting breaks in routine derail the entire project.