Methodology Audit
Already have a program? I review it from the learner's side and show you exactly where people get lost, stuck, or quietly drop off, and what to change first.
I'm Deeni Hass, and Coursultant is my methodology practice. I help experts turn what they know into programs, courses and trainings that people can actually learn from, use, and be changed by.
Information is not transformation.
That requires methodology.
They show up, they take notes, they say it was great. But a month later they're stuck in the same place.
Content first, outcome last. Module after module of everything you know, instead of the path your client needs to walk.
You can get results one-on-one, but you can't explain how you do it well enough for anyone else to follow.
More videos, more worksheets, more bonuses. It wasn't bad training. It was bad design, and more content won't fix it.
Wherever you are in building your program, there's a place to start.
Already have a program? I review it from the learner's side and show you exactly where people get lost, stuck, or quietly drop off, and what to change first.
Building something new? Together we pull the method out of your head and map it into a clear, step-by-step learning journey, before you record a single video.
Hands-on help designing the lessons, activities, workshops and materials, so the experience works as well in the room (or on Zoom) as it does on paper.
We talk about your expertise, your clients, and what's not working yet.
I ask the questions that pull out the thinking behind what you do.
We shape it into a clear path, starting from the outcome and working back.
Your program, course or training, built to actually change how people work.
For most of my career, I've worked behind the scenes making programs, courses, trainings and learning experiences truly work.
Now I partner directly with experts: consultants, coaches, educators and trainers who are brilliant at what they do, and want their clients to walk away actually able to do it too.
That's why I called it Coursultant: part course designer, part consultant. Methodology strategy is the art of making your expertise learnable for your clients. That's what I do.
Knowing something and being able to do it are two different things. Good programs are designed for the second one.
Decide who your client needs to become, then build backwards from there. Not the other way around.
They create better thinking, so their clients can keep making good decisions long after the program ends.
A line from Dr. Richard Ryan on the Motivated Classroom podcast that I come back to again and again.
Tell me about your program, course or training. We'll figure out together what it needs.