How to Stop Looking for The Perfect Niche and Get Down to Business

Looking for the perfect niche? Overwhelmed with all the information out there? Procrastinating on starting your business because of that? This might help. Tune into the episode below: Show Notes: * One of the questions I get asked the most about business * Why you aren’t actually stuck * The one uncomfortable thing most aspiring entrepreneurs stay away from * What advise I give to bloggers who want to pick the right niche * How important is passion when choosing a niche * How to make your first sales as a course creator * Niches with high or low competition, which one is better * How a small niche makes your marketing simpler Mentioned: * Bold Business School Waitlist Transcript Today’s topic is inspired by the fact that I just finalized The Bold Niche Masterclass, where I shared my 4-step formula for discovering your magic and building a business around it. That’s your why, mission statement, ideal client and niche. I gave an example in the training of a student of mine who literally spent years trying to find his niche. None of the courses he took satisfied him in that aspect. He was putting so much pressure into it, was overwhelmed by what different experts were saying, wanted to find the perfect niche before he started putting in any work, and so on. I helped him uncover what was right in front of his eyes but which he wasn’t seeing. That took his overwhelm away quickly and he was motivated to actually start that blog and business he’s been thinking about for years. So today I want to help you do the same.  By the way, that masterclass is only available as a bonus inside Bold Business School – my program for course creators that also covers all the other elements that go into building a digital product business set up for unlimited freedom. Doors open for the very first time and at the lowest price ever only to those on the waitlist at the end of this month. Join the waitlist here. Are you guilty of spending weeks, months or even years looking for the perfect niche? And is that stopping you from actually starting or growing your business? I get many questions from my readers, listeners and course students but one definitely stands out – they not just want to find their niche first but somehow want evidence that it will work out and it’s the ideal niche. As if that itself will make their business profitable. This question was popping up all the time when I was teaching bloggers. They wanted to know their blog niche before they buy their domain and write any content. Same now that I’m teaching course creators how to launch the dream...