You launched your group program with content you know is solid. By week two, clients are quietly checking out. You can't figure out what went wrong, and the answer is almost always the same thing. Information overload before clients have a single real win to stand on.

In this episode, I'll walk you through the fastest way coaches lose clients from group programs, why it happens even when the content is good, and the structural shift that turns it around.

You'll learn:

• Why front-loading information drives clients out of group programs even when the teaching is solid

• How to spot the info-dump trap before it costs you retention

• The stepping stones approach to program design and why it works

• How to identify a real client win versus a fake milestone

• The single question to ask when designing each part of your program

Most coaches build programs around the question, what do my clients need to know. That question is exactly what gets you into the info-dump trap, because the honest answer is they need to know a lot. The better question is, what's the first real win I can get this client to, and what's the smallest amount of information I need to teach for them to get there. Build the first stone around that. Then the next.

I'm Dr. Curtis Satterfield. I've spent 17 years as an educator and course designer, and I help maxed-out coaches build group programs that deliver the same transformation as their 1:1 work.

Ready to build a group program that actually delivers? Book a free Program Roadmap Call and let's figure out the right next steps for your program: https://curtissatterfield.com/work-with-curtis/

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