Passive Income: 10 Online Business Models to Make 6-Figures

I do not have experience in this topic, this course gave me the knowledge i needed.

I jumped right to Affiliate Marketing & confirmed that AM is what I’ll be focusing on next. Going to go thru the remaining Sections to see what else resonates. Good information clearly explained!

There are plenty of things that I liked about the course and some things that I didn’t like that much.

Here’s what I liked:

– Nik has a clear and loud voice, he has no accent and that’s why he’s very nice to listen to. May not sound like a big deal, but it actually is. So good job here

– A lot of new, interesting things that I never heard of or even imagined. It provided a lot of valuable info on how to dive into one of the described business models.

– Clear models laid out in each section of how to take action

– Lots of websites on where to get started that will make your life easier

– Nik also showed some succesful examples of a particular niche/industry

Here’s what I didn’t like:

– While Nik is an awesome speaker, the talking speed is way too fast. Listening to him for over half an hour can be really challenging and exhausting sometimes. It would be nice, if he could slow down a little.

– Which brings me to the next point: The videos are too long. I know, he said it himself, that he doesn’t believe in splitting videos into several ones for the sake of learning ease, but people are different. At least for me, videos as long as the ones in the course are simply too long, I have to keep up my concentration levels for an extended period of time and I end up forgetting some of the stuff that he was talking about in the beginning. I think, that making several videos out of one is not a bad thing to consider in the future.

– No PDFs or course materials at all. Unless you take notes (like I did), you will probably forget a lot of a stuff pretty soon.

– My biggest pet peeve: While each section was complemented by a model and Nik showed some examples, what really lacked, is a step-by-step case study of how to find an idea, how to start implementing it in detail. It was more like a general description of how to get into a business model, but the the rest is pretty much up to you to figure out yourself. I understand, that it obviously is (to some extent), but for someone who never started anything like that, even getting started may become a difficulty. I’d prefer if he made a detailed walkthrough of how he worked through each model by using his real-life examples step-by-step. E.g. How he found this and that idea, how he then went about implementing it, etc.

Overall, it was a great course for getting to know new things. If you want to choose any of the models Nik described, you’d probably need another more in-depth course, at least that’s how I think after finishing it.

This was a fantastic overview of what’s possible! Highly recommend!

TOTAL AWESOMNESS AS ALWAYS WITH YOUR COURSES…