Browsing
Lessons are grouped by module, in order. The line at the top of the page keeps score (something like 3 of 24 complete), and you can check a lesson off right from the list. A Resources tag means that lesson comes with extras.Inside a lesson
Open a lesson and you get:- The lesson itself: usually a video, sometimes written.
- The description: what it covers.
- Resources: links and downloads that go with it, when there are any.
- Mark as complete: click it again if you marked it by accident.
- Previous and Next: so you don’t have to bounce back to the list.
Chat with a lesson
Hit Chat with transcript on a lesson and a chat opens that has the full lesson text loaded. Ask it to explain the part you didn’t get, or to apply it to your actual business. On desktop it docks beside the lesson. On a phone it opens as a full-width sheet. No transcript on that lesson yet? The button reads Chat about this lesson instead, and the chat works from the description and tells you so up front. It won’t pretend to quote what it hasn’t read. Your thread sticks around for next time. New conversation starts fresh.Chat with the whole course
Chat with the course, at the top of the course page, has every lesson transcript loaded at once and tells you which lesson an answer came from. So when you know you heard it somewhere but can’t remember where, ask:- “Which lesson covered pricing?”
- “What’s the difference between the two hook frameworks?”
- “I’m stuck on my offer. What should I rewatch?”
Caveats
- Your account might include the course without the chat. If so, you won’t see the chat buttons, and nothing’s broken.
- Lessons without a transcript are only known to the course chat by their title.
- The Course and Recordings are different things. The Course is the curriculum. Recordings are the live coaching calls.