Two years ago, someone predicted the online course industry would shift from paid courses to free content and community building. That creator acted on it and built a massive following. Now many are copying the model, but bad actors have made even legitimate community builders look suspicious.
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well, maybe 2 years ago, you and I talked. You were almost predicting the downfall of— I saw it, right? You were predicting the downfall of the course space saying that like, watch, we need to start moving away from paid courses. We need to start giving the information for free, building out a community, and it's going to be all about community. And you were like, like I said, like almost a year and a half ago, 2 years ago, You build a massive— I'm talking about massive. You started throwing out all these free courses, created a massive community. Fast forward 2023, there are some bad actors, of course, but there are some people who are just doing it legit. The lines are so blurred that even the people who are doing the right thing are being condemned. Yep. And you sitting somewhere because you— because you behind the scenes, you told me, yo, I'm on to something else now, right? But, but now a lot of the people are trying to do what you did about 2 years ago