You're thinking about your first group programme.
Tape 1: What everyone gets wrong about group programme design and why curriculum-first thinking sets you up to fail
Tape 2: The Messy Middle: why your clients will struggle at the same points in every cohort, and why that's a design problem not a motivation problem
Tape 3: What a well-designed BETA looks like: the non-negotiables before you put it in front of clients
Tape 4: A tale of two BETAs: what happens when the design is right versus when it isn't
This is for you if…
Confession: I'm a perfectionist, over-analyser and recovering people pleaser. I've also delivered plenty of programmes where I've regretted my life choices…like the teacher who made me cry and the membership I burned down.
I spent nearly 20 years watching group learning work brilliantly and fail spectacularly…in classrooms, staffrooms and online programmes. The difference was never the expertise. It was always the experience.
When I moved into online business I spotted the same pattern. Experts with genuine knowledge running programmes that weren't delivering what they knew was possible. Not because they didn't care. Because nobody had taught them how to design the experience layer, the architecture that holds clients through the hardest moments of doing the work.
Most programme design advice is built by marketing coaches to make programmes sell. I built F(L)OWS™ to make them deliver. Because a programme that delivers consistently is the most powerful marketing asset you can have.