I made a udemy-course called "Drastically improve your speed on the Linux commandline" [1].
It has generated enough to cover the a bunch of ___domain names, but not much more, and I have many times questioned whether it was worth burning 3 weeks of more-than-full time work one summer vacation I was otherwise supposed to spend with wife and kids.
In a way I'm happy I tried, but I have also learned that making any substantial money requires tons of work.
I guess the topic is kind of narrow, with a quite small audience consisting of (I assume) mostly productivity/ergonomics-geeks ... out of which not everyone scouts around for courses at Udemy.
I was planning to add a few more courses around it and give some discounts for taking course packages etc, but never really found another uninterrupted bunch of weeks like that summer when this course was created.
It has generated enough to cover the a bunch of ___domain names, but not much more, and I have many times questioned whether it was worth burning 3 weeks of more-than-full time work one summer vacation I was otherwise supposed to spend with wife and kids.
In a way I'm happy I tried, but I have also learned that making any substantial money requires tons of work.
I guess the topic is kind of narrow, with a quite small audience consisting of (I assume) mostly productivity/ergonomics-geeks ... out of which not everyone scouts around for courses at Udemy.
I was planning to add a few more courses around it and give some discounts for taking course packages etc, but never really found another uninterrupted bunch of weeks like that summer when this course was created.
Ideas and feedback always welcome.
[1] https://www.udemy.com/command-line-productivity/