Because another webinar won’t grow your business—taking action will.
Confessions of a Recovering Course-Addict
My name is Sini, and I used to be addicted to buying online courses. Udemy, Teachable, Instagram workshops—my inbox overflowed with logins. And guess what? I hardly ever finished them, let alone applied them.
Feel the same way?
Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
Consuming feels productive—but creating actually is.
It’s time to close your tabs and create something real.
Step One – Set Your “Consumption Limits”
You don’t need to quit cold turkey, but you do need limits. Try this:
- Set a timer for 15 minutes to scroll, read, or watch.
- Once the timer rings, your consumption ends. Move immediately to creation—even if it’s just jotting notes.
This tiny boundary creates massive momentum.
Step Two – Choose Creation Over Perfection
Repeat after me: “Done is better than perfect.”
- Write the messy first draft.
- Publish the imperfect Instagram post.
- Record a scrappy, short video.
Action beats perfection every single time.
Step Three – The Power of Public Commitment
Announce your plan publicly:
- “Tomorrow, I’m launching my first lead magnet!”
- “Next week, I’m starting my newsletter!”
The accountability (and slight fear!) pushes you past procrastination into action.
From “Course Collector” to “Content Creator”
I spent months watching tutorials about running webinars instead of actually running one. When I finally scheduled one publicly (and nervously announced it), 6 people signed up immediately. All those tutorials never taught me as much as actually hosting did.
Creating builds confidence; consuming prolongs doubt.
Quick Action: Commit to Creating Right Now
Write one sentence about your next piece of content.
Post publicly: “I’m launching [this thing] tomorrow.”
Now, go do it.