Whether it's writing eBooks or creating an eCourse, now it's time to create a product.

Do it

• Start a blog
• Start a mailing list
• Plan the product
• Mention that you're creating a product on your blog
• Create the product
• Keep it small
• Launch the product
• Build on the feedback
• Sell some more

If you're creating your first product, like I am, you have an advantage.

In the shadows

You're in the shadows. You don't have a huge following. You can't lose. You are FREE to make mistakes. Enjoy it.

You can be like Batman, owning the night, you have your own playground - make the most out of it. Have no fear that your product is no good.

Finish the product. Do less, don't worry about making it perfect. Launch it softly. Share the product to those already with you.

• Launch the product to your new email list
• Share the launch with your subscribers

Get feedback. Improve the product. (Use what you learned when you create your second product.)

Start

What are you waiting for? 10 pages for an eBook is about 2000-2500 pages. That's 2-7 blog posts.

If you're not into writing, make a video, podcast, code it.

Forget fancy premier, forget rockstar entrance. Product launches are overrated. Stop planning, and do something.

Challenge

It's 40 days until 31st of May.

40 days is an eternity.

Will you have a new product on sale by then?