ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Writers and coaches are getting disrupted fast as AI makes "how-to" information instantly available and often free. In this episode, Joe Polish breaks down what still sells in the AI boom—and why context, connection, credibility, and real experience are becoming the new premium.
Here's a glance at what you'll discover in this episode:
- How AI is disrupting writers, coaches, and course creators—and what business models are getting hit the hardest.
- Practical ways to reposition your expertise so you're selling context, connection, and outcomes (not just information).
- Joe Polish's "Where there's anxiety, there's opportunity" lens to spot what your market wants right now and build offers around it.
- A simple framework (Dangers, Opportunities, Strengths) to diagnose what's blocking growth and what capabilities you need next.
- How to price, message, and market ethically in a noisy AI era—so you stand out as credible, not just believable.
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