A digital product needs three things: a specific problem, a repeatable process, and a tangible result. The speaker uses the 333 Time-Management Framework and Quarter Ahead Framework as examples of how to package a solution people can actually use.
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Our mantra here is we keep it real and we keep it real simple. Your digital product is simply a problem, a process, and a result. You're not creating, but rather you're creating a solution to one problem. You create a process. You can call it your framework. I often call a lot of my product a framework. You can call it a guide. You can call it a formula. You can literally just synonymous to process, like my 333 time management framework. I call it a framework. And then I also have another framework called Quarter Ahead Framework that I taught in coaching week. And it's really how I can be ready for the next quarter by planning the next quarter in the quarter that I am in. And there's a formula with which I do that effectively. Effectively and efficiently.