All - I have created a Week 3 Discussion and Sharing thread in the community. You may use this space to share your work from week three. We're officially halfway through the $20K Offer Stack Academy. I want you to know I appreciate the work you're putting in, and for some of you, it's paying off already - more traffic, more comments, and meaningful progress on ideas that have been brewing for a long time. Later this week, we're moving into the build phase: you'll create your first digital product. This is the lesson where the planning turns into a product you can sell. I've added an image of what's coming up over the next 2 weeks. If you've fallen a little behind, this week is a good time to catch up before we get into the build. The next few lessons build on each other. If you need help getting back on track, post in Skool or reply to this email — I'm here. Happy Building! Carrie

Great job on the lessons from week one, everybody! Use this thread for week two to share your work and get feedback from me.

Please use this thread to share your week one work. I will do my best to provide feedback within 24 hours. Every day you're building something that leads to the next step, so please take time to share what you're working on and feel free to comment on what others have shared as well.

I'm playing catch-up due to some unforeseen life circumstances... I just watched the Day 2 video and 'WOW!!", I realized my content has been a complete mismatch for my offers. Because I believe in working smarter, not harder, I uploaded the day 2 worksheet into Claude and added my last 10 Substack posts. I asked it to create a table that identified which buyer type each post spoke to. Then I did the same for my LinkedIn content. Claude reported back that my LI content spoke more to the Action Taker/Status Seeker buyer (my ideal client), but Substack spoke to The Learner. Since my main offer (for now) is higher-end, I need to change up how I'm posting on Substack. Eye opening and so very helpful, @Carrie Loranger !