The Curse of Knowledge and Serving Your Unique Audience

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The curse of knowledge refers to assuming everyone knows what you know and undervaluing your knowledge due to familiarity. Comparing oneself to thought leaders can lead to feeling unspecial. However, it is important to realize that your value lies in serving the unique audience you are equipped to help. Your experiences and knowledge can be incredibly valuable to someone going through similar situations. By sharing simple concepts and lessons learned from your journey, you can positively impact others' lives without needing fancy credentials or a large following.

Supercharge your teaching game with the magic of visual frameworks with Rory Vaden

If you have a digital course and are an expert in what you teach (but struggle with actually teaching it), then one of the biggest pieces of advice I can give you is to take your content and put it into a framework.

What’s a framework, you ask? Think of a framework like a roadmap or a well-constructed skeleton for your thoughts. It allows you to break down intricate concepts into manageable, comprehensible pieces for your audience.

If you’ve been listening for a while, you’ve probably even heard me say something like “I have a framework for that”! because I’ve found that using them has made me a much more effective teacher.

Most importantly, teaching in frameworks has helped my students understand and apply my content better.

Like anything, there’s an art and science to creating frameworks. Enter: My guest for this episode, Rory Vaden.

Rory is an expert when it comes to helping entrepreneurs find their uniqueness, create captivating content, and a world-class presentation craft -- and in this episode, he shares the A to Z playbook on creating content frameworks.

You’ll learn:

Why teaching in frameworks is so crucial to being an effective educator
An A to Z process on how to create effective content frameworks
7 questions you can ask yourself to help you generate ideas for frameworks
How to become “unstuck” on framework ideas and them quickly

He’s even going to break down one of his own teaching frameworks that you can use as a reference.

Ready to dive in? Pull out your notepad and press play on this episode!

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