Female Fusion Network

Your knowledge could be a 7-figure asset. If you know how to sell it right. I’ve made over 7-figures by creating and selling digital courses, templates, and a membership. It still amazes me that knowledge alone can be so valuable. Yet so many people don’t tap into it. Of course, the journey isn't straightforward. Creating a great course is only half the battle. I’ve seen countless people launch beautiful courses that go unnoticed because they don’t know how to attract sign-ups. With the right monetisation strategy, even those with other jobs or businesses - or who aren’t working - could create a solid recurring revenue stream. Most people struggle with these key areas: knowing what their audience needs, crafting engaging content, choosing the right platform, and iterating based on feedback. Without these, courses fail to reach their true potential. Here’s a quick roadmap I’ve used to go from idea to revenue: 1/ Build Your Brand ↳ Create a unique personal brand and share consistently on 1-2 platforms where your audience is most active. 2/ Grow an Email List ↳ Offer a valuable free resource to start building your list. Use tools like Kajabi for email and landing pages. 3/ Engage Regularly ↳ Consistently post and encourage interaction with polls, Q&As, and open discussions. 4/ Identify Audience Needs ↳ Listen carefully to your audience’s biggest challenges to understand recurring themes. 5/ Validate Your Idea ↳ Create short surveys and host 1:1 calls to get feedback and confirm demand. 6/ Open a Waitlist ↳ Set up a waitlist on a landing page to gauge interest before launch. 7/ Create an Outline ↳ Plan your course in modules, breaking content into manageable sections (live or pre-recorded). 8/ Create a Sales Page ↳ Write clear, benefit-driven copy focused on solving a problem, with testimonials and previews. 9/ Launch It ↳ Use a 5-10 day launch window with live updates, countdowns, and email reminders. 10/ Deliver and Refine ↳ Collect testimonials and feedback after each module to continually improve the course. The creator economy is set to be worth $480 billion in 2027 - why not get in early and start making money from what you know? ⬇️ Tell me below: What course or digital product would you create? ♻️ Share this post to help others turn knowledge into income. 🔔 Follow me, Jen Blandos, for daily business and entrepreneurship tips. 💻 Join me from October 31 - November 11 in a free digital course that will show you how to create and sell an online course. Link in the comments below.

✨ 𝗦𝗮𝗳𝗲 𝘀𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗿𝗮𝗿𝗲, 𝗯𝘂𝘁 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗺, 𝗺𝗮𝗴𝗶𝗰 𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻𝘀. Last week, at the Female Fusion Network Coffee Connect, I felt something extraordinary—a space where I could freely express my thoughts, share my journey, and connect deeply with everyone around me. Looking around the room, I saw bright, supportive faces, each one genuinely there for the same purpose: to lift each other up. We weren’t just networking; we were building bonds, sharing experiences, and empowering one another. Led by the amazing Silja Eatock who truly leads by example, spreading joy and making it so much easier to speak openly and share your thoughts in front of everyone. Her energy created a space where each of us felt seen, heard, and valued. It was a reminder of what we can achieve when we surround ourselves with people who support our journey, without judgment, without hesitation. I am truly grateful to be part of this group and to have the opportunity to contribute, learn, and grow alongside such incredible individuals. 💫 And as we all continue on our unique paths, let’s remember—surround yourself with the right people, those who help you grow and flourish. 🌱✨ A special shoutout to Federica Schiaffino the inspiring lady sitting beside me, who was a joy to connect with. Looking forward to many more moments of support, inspiration, and connection! #EmpoweredConnections #SupportiveCommunity #WomenInBusiness #LeadwithPurpose

Anyone can create a digital course. Anyone can turn their knowledge into income. In 2020, I transformed a Facebook group into a paid membership and thriving digital business. Back then, I knew nothing about online business - just in-person work. Today, I’ve built a strong community, generated seven-figure revenue, and helped people around the world - most of it online. Here’s the truth: anyone can do this. You don’t need fancy tech skills or a huge following. Whether you’re a business owner, freelancer, employee, or simply someone with an idea, your knowledge has value - and you can turn it into real income. Over the last four years, I’ve learned everything from lead generation and course creation to community building and marketing - all thanks to Kajabi, the #1 platform for creators. Now, I want to help you make this possible. This week, at Kajabi Hero Live in Los Angeles, I was honoured with the Community Super Hero Award and Million Dollar Hero Award. It’s proof of what’s possible when you take that first step. Here’s my journey so far: ➡️ Year 1: 150 Members, 6-figure revenue ➡️ Year 2: 550 Members, multiple 6-figures ➡️ Year 3: 920 Members, 7-figures ➡️ Year 4: 1,200 Members across 35 countries, 7-figures again Want to give it a try? I'm putting on a 10-Day Course Creation Challenge from 31 Oct - 11 Nov. I'll be inviting some of my other 7-figure creator friends to share their knowledge and wisdom, so you can create and sell a course fast! Here’s the best part: Kajabi is offering new customers 50% off an annual or monthly subscription for the first year. This has never been done before. Talk about a no-brainer! If I can do this, so can you. Now is your time. 🔗 Sign-up for the Challenge here: https://lnkd.in/dqjxCEt9 (it's open for everyone to take part) 🚀 Tag a friend who’s ready to make money from what they know. ⬇️ Comment below: What would you teach if you had a digital course? ♻️ Follow me, Jen Blandos, for daily business and entrepreneurship tips!

Stop waiting for approval. Your permission is all you need. How many times have you wished you achieved something, but didn’t? You’re not alone. Approximately 92% of people fail to achieve their goals. This high failure rate suggests that many of us struggle with self-sabotage or other barriers to success. The Real Obstacle? Yourself. We often blame external factors for our lack of progress, but sometimes, the biggest barrier to growth is the one we create ourselves. We hold back because we’re afraid of judgement, of failing in front of others, or of what people might say. But those opinions are not your reality - you have to choose your own path. Whether it’s self-doubt, fear of failure, or overthinking, it’s time to recognise how you might be holding yourself back. I hear from people all the time: ➡️ There’s the entrepreneur who’s ‘not ready’ to launch because they need months to develop a website. Months pass, and it still doesn’t happen. ➡️ Or the professional who’s stuck in a job they hate because they’re too afraid a career change won’t work out. ➡️ And then there’s the dreamer who wants to move abroad, but keeps hearing, “It’s too risky.” So, they never take the leap. It's Time to Get Out of Your Own Way: Instead of asking, "What if I fail?" Start asking, "What if I am wildly successful?" Decide, "What steps do I need to take to make it happen?" It’s time to stop waiting and start doing. ⬇️ Share below: What’s your go-to strategy to overcome self-doubt? ♻️ Share this to inspire others to break free from their self-imposed limits. 🔔 Follow Jen Blandos for more tips on high performance and growth.

Work-life balance doesn’t exist. Here’s what does. The pursuit of work-life balance has become an obsession. Yet the more we chase it, the more frustrated and burnt out we become. It's time to confront these harsh truths and build a life that actually works for us. 11 Harsh Truths About Work-Life Balance: 1/ Perfect balance is a myth ↳ Identify your main focus for this season and communicate it clearly. Be deliberate with where you invest your time and energy. 2/ You can't have it all at once ↳ Prioritise what matters most right now. Review and adjust your focus regularly as life changes. 3/ Saying 'yes' to everything means saying 'no' to yourself ↳ Set boundaries and schedule time for activities that recharge you. A strategic "no" is a gift to yourself. 4/ Technology means we're always on ↳ Create tech-free zones, like no work emails after 7 pm and phone-free mornings. Use "Do Not Disturb" modes to set boundaries. 5/ Work expands to fill the time ↳ Use time-blocking and set deadlines, even for small tasks. Try productivity tools like Pomodoro timers to stay on track. 6/ Success in one area means sacrifice in another ↳ Communicate trade-offs with loved ones. Plan check-ins to ensure you have their support. 7/ Your health is the first to go ↳ Schedule health activities as non-negotiable appointments. Use reminders for exercise, hydration, and sleep. 8/ Burnout sneaks up gradually ↳ Do a weekly self-check on energy, mood, and stress. Spot patterns early and adjust before burnout hits. 9/ Energy management matters more than time management ↳ Block peak energy hours for deep work, and save admin tasks for low-energy times. Take short, energy-boosting breaks. 10/ Work-life balance changes with life stages ↳ Reset your routine during major life changes. Plan what success looks like for this new phase. 11/ The 'ideal schedule' doesn't exist ↳ Create simple morning and evening routines to anchor your day, with flexibility in between. ⬇️ Which of these harsh truths hits home for you? ♻️ Share to inspire others seeking a real approach to work-life balance. 🔔 Follow Jen Blandos for more insights on business, mindset, and growth.

Failing isn’t falling. It's a chance to start again. I've had my fair share of "failures" - some I saw coming, others took me by surprise. But each one was an opportunity to learn and grow. Carol Dweck’s Growth Framework is an easy process to follow to help you recover: 1/ View "failures" as opportunities for growth. 2/ Embrace challenges. 3/ Persist despite setbacks. 4/ Learn from criticism. 5/ Find lessons and inspiration in others' success. These principles have helped me bounce back from several setbacks. Here are 7 failures I’ve faced, and how I turned them around: 1/ Financial Loss ↳ Turn setbacks into opportunities to reshape your financial strategy and avoid future pitfalls. ↳ Build a recovery plan and monitor your financial health regularly. 2/ Job Loss ↳ Realign your career with your passions, or explore entrepreneurship. ↳ Refresh your skills and leverage your network for new opportunities. 3/ Public Speaking Fail ↳ Sharpen your communication and presentation skills through practice. ↳ Join a speaking club or hire a coach; preparation is key. 4/ Health Setback ↳ Use health issues as a nudge to adopt a lifestyle that supports long-term well-being. ↳ Work with professionals on a recovery plan and discover new activities. 5/ Relationship Ending ↳ Reflect on personal development and understand your needs better. ↳ Engage in activities that boost emotional growth; seek support when needed. 6/ Business Closure ↳ Treat the closure as a stepping stone for better entrepreneurial ventures. ↳ Reflect on lessons learned, take a break, and plan for your next move. 7/ Not Reaching Goals ↳ Reassess and refine your objectives with clarity and realism. ↳ Break goals into manageable steps, and build a support system. Setbacks are temporary. Remember, everything is a choice. How you respond determines your future. ⬇️ Tell me in the comments: What’s one lesson you’ve learned from failure? ♻️ Share this to remind others that setbacks are only temporary. 🔔 Follow Jen Blandos for daily business, mindset, and growth tips.