There’s often a misconception that you have to launch many times before you really start to generate significant revenue. While that may have been the story at one point and time, I’ve seen my students debunk that myth over and over again using the Digital Course Academy framework. 

Today, I’m going to share four inspiring first launch stories from my students.

You’re going to hear about:

• Eva Beronius’ $22,000 first launch
• Braden Drake’s first launch which generated $4,000 
• Chant’l Martin’s $5,000 first launch
• Melissa Groves Azzaro’s first launch that brought in $26,000

My hope is that you walk away from this episode knowing that if you have the desire in your heart to create a course and if you’re willing to do the work, you can generate significant revenue in under a year.

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