I’m not building another standalone course—not because courses are bad, but because they no longer fit how many people actually work. This post explains why video-heavy learning often breaks down at implementation, and what I’m building instead to support real decision-making as it happens.

I almost bought a course that was exactly what I was looking for — and didn’t.
Not because it wasn’t good, or because I didn’t trust the expert, but because the implementation cost felt too high. This post explores why experienced solopreneurs often hesitate to act on good ideas — and why the real problem isn’t the content, but the distance between insight and action.