. Teach Something You Know

“Teach Something You Know” is a popular concept and prompt for leveraging your existing knowledge by sharing or monetizing it—typically by creating bite‑sized lessons, mini‑courses, or coaching sessions in areas where you have expertise.

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 What It Means

• Package your existing skills or knowledge—whether basic English, Canva design, résumé tips, or a cooking trick—and teach others, often online. 

• This doesn’t require deep expertise—just something you're better at than someone else.

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 How People Use It

• Mini‑courses & eBooks
  Create short eBooks or guides (5–10 pages) teaching a concept you know—like “Meal Prep in 30 Minutes”—and sell on Etsy, Gumroad, WhatsApp, or similar platforms. 

• Online sessions or voice‑note classes

• Deliver simple training via Zoom, Telegram, or WhatsApp voice messages. Start free, then offer paid follow-ups.

• Make recorded lessons on things like résumé hacks, Canva/design tips, or ChatGPT strategies. 

Why It Works

• Low barrier to entry: No need to be a PhD—just more knowledgeable than your audience.

• Quick to create: Mini‑courses or one‑day workshops are fast to produce and can generate passive income.

• Flexible platforms: You can start on chat apps, marketplaces, or teaching sites—whichever suits your style and audience. 

Tips to Get Started

1. Pick a niche—something simple and useful, like Canva basics or cooking shortcuts.

2. Create a clear deliverable—e.g., a mini‑eBook (“How to Meal Prep”), a 1‑day skills workshop via WhatsApp, or a recorded Skillshare class.

3. Use free previews or free sessions to build trust ("free training → paid course" model). 

4. Choose a platform: WhatsApp groups, Etsy, Gumroad, Graphy, Zoom, Skillshare, etc.

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🧑‍💻 How to Use ChatGPT to Support Teaching

• Brainstorm course outlines or key topics.

• Write scripts, lesson summaries, or quiz questions.

• Create promotional content, like captions or email copy.

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In short, "Teach Something You Know" is about sharing your knowledge in an accessible format—whether a mini‑eBook, a micro‑class, or a workshop. It’s about turning what you already know into something someone else wants to learn.

Want help outlining a course or picking the right platform for your idea? Just let me know what you're passionate about teaching!