Supernatural Business Class

We suggest that you shoot for completing two modules a month. We drop one the first and third Monday of the month. The weeks in between (2nd and 4th), we meet on Zoom after you've had a chance to work independently a little bit, and then we can go over what you've done. 

Two per month is great goal but stuff happens.  If you can't get through the class in a year, you can pay for some extended time at a monthly rate. You can also just save the information and finish on your own. 

 First let me say that  Supernatural Business is a *strategic* approach to building a business.  We focus on the overall picture and take action to accomplish the important matters, so that you get the maximum results given the time and energy you are able to devote to your business.  

As far as time per module, I estimated around 10 hrs assuming you  haven't done much work on your business in that area.  I asked some prior students for input on how much time they spent and here are some answers.  

"It depends on the topic. When it comes to website building, that takes a lot of time. I'd say if you're serious about it, you need to set aside 10 hours a week minimum, especially during techie stuff."

"Some modules the homework was only 2-3 hours. The time management ones will take about 5 hours if you do everything your supposed to be doing (but, it will save you tons of time in the long run and is totally worth it). I agree 100% with Del that the technical lessons will be at least 10 hours. Those lessons are packed with things you should be doing to make your business grow. You will want to take your time going through those lessons and evaluating what you need to be doing, and then you will have to take lots of time implementing what you learned."

"As far as the basic reading/listening to the lesson, and praying about the responses, a few hours. Application time is going to vary considerably, depending on what you've got going. The great thing is, that you can dive as deeply in as you need to and/or are able to. Some weeks I already had pretty well established, so they were super quick, more a looking at some of the other options available. I took notes, so that I can implement some things as my business grows."

Good question! Wednesday afternoons at 1 pm Pacific (4 Eastern) time, twice a month. You can join by phone or web. (Zoom)  If you are rarely available at that time, that's probably not the package for you.

The calls are to talk you through certain areas where you're stuck, unsure, need opinions, need more clarity etc. If you can't get there, it'll be ok. You also have the ability to put all your questions right under the week's assignment in the forum and we can respond to you there.  

The main benefit of the calls is the relationship building and the flow of ideas and feedback from the group. I notice deeper, and more off the cuff responses from people helping each other on the calls than I do on the forums. This is your think tank and focus group all in one. 

There also tends to be unique synergies that God puts together, that one person has the obscure info that another needs.  

There is a lot of free and very good info out there on the internet.  If you have more time than money, maybe you don't need a class.  

But here's the deal.  Information is one thing, knowing when and how to apply it is another.  What's out there for free is a disjointed tangled mess.  And if you don't have a solid plan in place, you'll burn time and energy hopping from one thing to the next instead of considering what you need to focus on for the stage you're at.  

One of the benefits of taking this class is that the info is sorted and structured already.  And since every business is different, I give you some different options to accomplish what needs to happen at each stage, and you get to pray about direction.  I'm all too happy to advise as well.  The class will shave time off the process of wading through the tactics and techniques that are out there.  

The other thing to consider, is do you need support?  Do you have naysayers in your life who can't see past you just holding down a good job until you retire and only then can you entertain this foolishness?  A year in a small class with people on your wavelength might be a good thing.  

Will you show up better for a class? For me, when I first decided to take a business class, it was because I felt like I needed to put some money down on it.  That would make me take it seriously and show up.  I could blow off free classes and keep devouring blog posts and free ebooks, doing nothing with the information, but if there was money to be lost... That would be another story.  I had to make my investment pay off.  And I did!