This is a YouTube video titled "Who should write a book?" containing a dialogue between two speakers discussing the challenges and intentions behind creating content such as online courses or books. The conversation focuses on the effort required and mindset needed for such projects. There is no indication that Beverley Simpson is one of the speakers.
You can do an online course, you could write a book. It really just comes down to, are you saying things in your mind like, I should do that, or are you saying things in your mind like, oh, I could never do that when I really want to. It's just about, like finding clarity in terms of the intention behind what you're creating. Is what I asked you, you know.
Yeah, okay. Yeah. Yes, I, you know, that, that's, that makes perfect sense. And I will say I was going to add it to the who, the difference between a book and I, but it is, it's a difference, but it's, it's not in the sense that like anything you take on yourself is a huge task. Like you have to put it. What, what's your saying? It takes what it takes.
Yes, it takes what it takes. Until it takes.
It takes what it takes. So if you do develop an online course, if you are developing a new product, you can't get around that, like, front end work where you're doing things that you aren't going to see like a payoff for until later.
