Ten questions. Five to ten minutes. No account, no cost.
You've read that word a hundred times. Pick a niche. Find your passion. Choose a profitable market.
So you sit down to pick one, and nothing comes.
That's not because you have nothing. It's because the question is wrong. Ask someone what they're an expert in and they'll tell you they're not an expert in anything. Ask them what people used to knock on their door about, and it all comes out.
That's the whole idea here. This doesn't ask what you're an expert in. It asks about your working life, and finds the thing that was sitting there the whole time.
It asks you ten questions about your working life. Not what you're good at - almost nobody can answer that about themselves. It asks what you did, what people came to you for, and what you had to learn the hard way.
Then it reads your answers back and tells you what it found sitting in them.
There's nothing to download and nothing to install. You answer in your browser and the result comes back in about a minute.
Three things, on the screen and in your inbox.
What you know that other people need. One sentence, in plain words, that names your subject.
Who needs it. Usually the person standing where you were standing a few years ago.
Something to give them. A short guide you could put together, with a title and an outline of what goes in it. That's the thing people will trade an email address for.
It's free. No card, no account.
It asks for your email because that's how the plan reaches you, and because it puts you on my newsletter. You can leave any time, and the link to do it is at the bottom of every issue.
It won't tell you what to charge and it won't promise you an income. It tells you what you know and who needs it. What you do after that is the work.
The tool gives you the plan. Actually building it - the page, the emails, the first visitors - is a course I wrote called LeadsLeap Unlocked. The first three modules are free and public. Everything after that is $17, bought once.
You don't need it to use the tool. Start there first.
Read the free modules
Five to ten minutes. Nothing to look up. No right answers.
Start with what you knowWould you rather work it out on paper? The written version is here.