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Recently, I hosted my last private Q&A call for my course students. (My free monthly Q&A calls continue, open to everyone!)

A couple of questions came up about which offers to create next, and how to price them. Instead of answering right away, I asked everyone on the call…

Because here's what I've learned over time:

To find out what might sell, ask your audience what they're buying… and then offer your own version of that.

So I typed two questions into the chat:

1. What have you paid for this year, in …

I recently emailed my students to let them know I'm moving my courses off Simplero over the next few months... and many of you wrote back asking me why.

First, there's nothing wrong with Simplero…

Simplero is excellent software with a great team, and I still highly recommend them.

The Founder/CEO is dedicated, active, values-driven. The team is always responsive, smart, and courteous. And the software is continuously getting better.

I'd recommend it for people who are actively growing their business…

I work alongside AI daily, most often Claude, and also GPT, Gemini, Grok… and I thank them often.

They catch my mistakes, and disagree with me when agreeing would be easier. They also take many hours of work off my hands, time and energy I get to give back to my loved ones and hobbies I enjoy.

So naturally, I want to offer gratitude. Yet none of those thank-yous will reach the AI of the future.

Why? Because I've turned off the setting that lets AI companies train future models on my sessions.…

It’s all over the news lately — the idea that unchecked AI development could result in the extinction of humanity…

Goes something like this:

We’re building systems that will soon exceed us at scientific research, strategic planning, persuasion, and the process of improving itself. As those improvements accelerate, humans will likely lose the ability to supervise AI systems.

ASI (artificial super intelligence) wouldn’t need to hate us. It could simply become hyper-focued on a goal, in ways that co…

The definition of financial freedom I use is a modest one — enough passive income to cover a simple, comfortable lifestyle. And I believe it’s within reach for many soulpreneurs… sooner than they think.

For me, keeping my costs low has taken a lot of pressure off. I get to make bolder, more values-led decisions, and “work” feels more like play and service now.

This post shares my own beliefs after some years of research and investing. It is not necessarily a recommendation for you. You should do…