HeyJaredThe Learning Alchemy Lab: A Modern Approach to Teaching Online with Dr. Alexis Bjelica
The Learning Alchemy Lab is where teaching expertise meets intentional design. Hosted by Dr. Alexis Bjelica, an online education expert with 20+ years in the field, this podcast explores how to create learning experiences that actually work.
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The Passive Course Myth, and Four Experiences To Build Instead (opens the original)
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Most people build an online course because they want passive income. In this episode of The Learning Alchemy Lab, Dr. Alexis Bjelica believes the passive course is the wrong goal, and that the most valuable part of your program happens after someone hits play. Through four real examples, from high-touch to low-commitment, she walks through how to build accountability, practice, feedback, and community into a course without turning it into a full-time coaching load. She isn't telling you to stop
How to Create Client Experiences People Can't Stop Talking About | Dani Whitestone (opens the original)
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The businesses people can't stop talking about don't just deliver great results... they create unforgettable experiences. In this episode, Dr. Alexis sits down with customer experience expert Dani Whitestone, founder of The Experience Advantage and one of the few coaches worldwide certified in Will Guidara's Unreasonable Hospitality framework. Together, they explore why the biggest opportunity for service providers isn't better marketing—it's creating client experiences so memorable that retenti
Online Courses Aren't Dead. We Are Just Building Them Wrong! (opens the original)
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Online courses aren't dead. But the way most people build them is. In this episode, Dr. Alexis challenges one of the biggest narratives in the online education space: that courses no longer work. She explains why the problem isn't the course model itself—it's how most courses have been designed. As information becomes increasingly accessible through the internet and AI, simply packaging knowledge is no longer enough to deliver meaningful results. Instead, she explores what actually helps people
The Secret to Creating Coaching Programs People Finish | Kayla MacArthur (opens the original)
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The best coaching programs don't overwhelm clients with more information, they create lasting transformation. In this episode, Dr. Alexis sits down with transformational business coach Kayla MacArthur to unpack what it really takes to build coaching programs that create meaningful, lasting results. Together, they explore the evolution of Kayla's Sustainable Success Sanctuary, why simplifying curriculum leads to deeper learning, and how thoughtful program design creates better outcomes for both c
Book vs. Course: Which Is Better for Coaches and Experts? (opens the original)
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Should you write a book or create a course? The answer isn't as simple as choosing one over the other. In this episode, Dr. Alexis breaks down one of the most common questions coaches, experts, and thought leaders ask when they're ready to share their expertise at a bigger level. While books and courses may seem like competing options, they actually serve very different purposes—and understanding that difference can completely change how you package your knowledge. She explores why books are exc
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