Phil SimonCourses
I offer a number of in-depth, asynchronous courses for driven professionals looking to acquire new knowledge and skills.
UNLESS YOU TRY TO DO SOMETHING BEYOND WHAT YOU HAVE ALREADY MASTERED, YOU WILL NEVER GROW.
—RONALD E. OSBORN
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The following recorded, asynchronous, and relatively short courses allow individuals to learn new and critical skills at their own pace.
COURSES
I recorded the following courses from 2019 to the present. They currently live on my Teachable page. At a high level, these courses are much more polished than my earlier efforts. That is, I put as much effort into the production as I did on the content. Brass tacks: These are better on a number of levels. (Note that these courses differ from the ones that I have taught and developed for colleges and universities.)
BRAND-SPANKING-NEW
At some point over the past decade of writing books, I realized that I had acquired quite the body of knowledge on this subject. In this course, I open up my playbook of author marketing hacks. I offer my most valuable advice—especially on how to avoid making painful and expensive mistakes. If you’re looking to get as much bang for your marketing buck as possible, then this is the course for you.
VERSION 2.0: UPDATED AND ENHANCED
Got an idea for a business book but you are overwhelmed about where to even begin? Don’t feel bad. Many others feel the same way. In this souped-up version of my original 2019 course, I explain how to move from idea to outline to manuscript to final product. Oh, and I’ll tell you the questions that you’ll need to answer.
The Author Flywheel
In this course, I open up my playbook of author marketing hacks. I offer my most valuable advice—especially on how to avoid making painful and sometimes expensive mistakes. If you’re looking to get as much bang for your marketing buck as possible, then this is the course for you.
How to Write a Business Book
Got an idea for a business book but you overwhelmed about where to begin? Don’t feel bad. Many others feel the same way. In this course, I explain how to move from idea to outline to manuscript to non-fiction book.