Hey everyone 👋 I’m Michael Alison. I joined to learn, connect, and grow with like-minded people here. Looking forward to learning from you all.

Not planning. Actually building. If you’re sitting on an idea right now, take this as your nudge to stop overthinking and start shaping it. Even if it’s messy at first. Even if it’s small. Every digital product you admire started as a rough draft someone refused to give up on. The crazy part is you don’t need to be a genius. You just need consistency. You need that old-school discipline mixed with the modern tools we’ve got today. That combo is unbeatable. So today, make one move toward your product. One page. One feature. One outline. It all stacks. Future you will thank present you for not stalling. Let’s keep building. This is the season for creating, not waiting.

Owning a digital product is still one of the smartest moves you can make. You don’t need permission. You don’t need a huge audience. You just need one problem you can solve better than most people, package it in a clean way and ship it. That’s it. One digital product can change your whole trajectory. Most people wait for the perfect moment. The perfect idea. The perfect plan. But the ones who win are the ones who build, test, learn and refine. Over and over. Slow and steady, just like the greats always did. Pick your topic. Make it simple. Make it useful. Make it yours. This is your sign to build something that lives online, earns while you sleep, and grows with you. Let’s make it happen.

You do not need a fancy course or high-end design to start earning. I see it all the time. Smart, capable people get stuck in prep mode while others are already making sales. Here is the truth. Your first offer can be something as simple as a document. Even a plain Google Doc. Here is how to start quickly: Write what you know in a Google Doc. Share the link once someone pays. Done in two to three hours. Charge around $27 to $40 Want it to look cleaner. Export that same document as a PDF. Same information, just nicer to look at. Want to step it up. Use Canva for free. Add your checklists or visuals, then export as a PDF. Takes about four to five hours. Charge between $40 and $97 Example. One creator shared a Google Doc checklist for $27 and made more than $200 in the first week. Then she used that feedback to improve it. She did not wait for perfection. She moved. Most people spend months creating a big professional course without knowing if anyone even wants it. A better way: Create something simple in a few hours. Sell it to ten people. Use their feedback to make it better. Now think about this. What skill or insight do you have right now that someone would pay for? Use my chatgpt prompt in the classroom to find out and DM me once you have your course idea!