Q1. Which of the following best describes a "high-leverage skill" as taught in this course?
Q2. List three high-leverage skills you would prioritize if you want to launch a paid digital course as a beginner. For each skill, write one sentence explaining why it’s high-leverage in this context.
Q3. Design a prioritized 6-month skills-stack roadmap for a beginner whose goal is to launch a paid mini-course. Include: top 5 skills, month-by-month focus, weekly practice hours, and two milestone outcomes (one at 3 months, one at 6 months).
Q4. Which combination of elements is essential on a high-converting waitlist / landing page (choose the best single answer)?
Q5. Write a three-email sequence (subject line + 2–3 bullet points of body content + CTA for each) designed to move top-of-waitlist people into your first paid offer. Keep it tactical and concise.
Q6. Capacity planning calculation: You currently have $3,000 in savings and monthly personal expenses of $2,500. You want a 3-month runway while you reduce paid work to focus on product building. You can realistically free up 10 hours/week for practice and launch work by reprioritizing. Calculate: (a) the total savings shortfall to reach a 3-month runway; (b) a target weekly side-income needed to cover the shortfall over 12 weeks; and (c) an example hourly revenue goal for those 10 hours/week to meet that weekly target.
Q7. Which of the following is the single best first tactical step to convert a waitlist into the first paid customers?
Q8. Practical task: Design a 14-day audience-building experiment you can run while building product. Include channels, 14-post schedule (types of posts), one metric to track per channel, and a clear success criterion at the end of 14 days.
Q9. Design a habit system to sustain progress over 12 weeks. Specify three keystone daily/weekly habits, the trigger for each habit, how you will measure/track them, and one accountability mechanism to keep you consistent.