You’re right Michael, I still want to continue giving information out to help people but have to moderate it a bit, or have some limits around it. Don’t want to overextend myself.

I’m new to the blogging world injecting a bit more of me in the blog is a good idea. Thanks for reminding me of the passive revenue e-product model, I’ve been thinking about doing so for 2 years but haven’t done it yet, should probably be moving more in that direction, I’ve taken enough teleclasses and read enough on how to do it I’m already coaching others how to do so, but not yet doing it myself.

Giving more than is asked is always a good idea:)

Your 8 minute podcast is a good idea, much easier to create and consume than an hour version.
You’ve got some great content on your small business branding site http://smallbusinessbranding.com

Pete

also,in response to your question: “Am I hurting my ADD Coaching business by being too helpful to others for free?”

i’m guessing you’ve already made up your mind. i’ll just add that, on the contrary, i think you’re enhancing your coaching practice this way.

kris said it well. the may resources you provide make you an information hub on the topic. i would like to see you instill a bit more of your personality into the site. things like the cool little comment you sent me in email:

“attention deficit disorder, it’s really a surplus, we have too much attention, not a lack of it.”

i’d also like to see you boil all your expertise down into some premium resources - ecourses, audio, etc - for folks who aren’t ready or can’t afford to hire you for one-on-one coaching. also, it could provide some passive revenue sources for you. like an ADDville but with a different name, because the ville thing is overdone.

overall, well done.

more than asked for, i know, but there it is.

keep in touch - mp