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And so we fill in those learning gaps for you in the course. We call them a lot of things that like maybe you managed to finally figure out but you’re not even sure if it’s the right way. Maybe you’ve built a few websites but you’re there’s a lot you have a lot of learning gaps. We have The Beginner Course listed and so it’s designed for people that have never built a website, but also people that maybe have been flounding floundering around. You can go to and you’ll see under the the main navigation menu courses. So i’m gonna tell you how you can get that course. Now obviously i mentioned Dave and i have a course, so we’re biased and everything. Um and so that’s why a course could be a good option. So you don’t know where you need to start and what you need to do next and everything and so.

#Im fine save me how to#

The problem is, is the way that youtube is structured is, here’s how to do this one thing and when you’re starting out you don’t know what you don’t know. You can learn so many different things and you can learn a lot about WordPress. Yeah and i’m a big proponent of like learning things from YouTube, the school of YouTube. You know just to try to do it the right way instead of uh learning as i go and stuff.Ġ3:21 Tim Strifler: Yeah for sure. I think, i’m i’m kind of like Tim in the case, that i’m not sure that i would start with the course right off the bat with the proper way but hindsight being 2020, 10 years down the road, i probably might start with a course this time. So you know, breaking stuff is like not a bad thing because you learn pretty quickly and stuff. Which uh you know were some insanely talented people. And then you know, when i had questions that i wanted answers that i couldn’t really get on YouTube, I um joined Facebook groups and stuff like that. You know, watch a ton of youtube videos tutorials, you know walk me through. And i honestly don’t think it would change much today, because my learning style today is very much the same as it was back when i started with WordPress, and that was the university of YouTube. I think for me, you know my experience stepping back in time. So David, you want to talk about the first option, the best place to start if you want to just get your hands dirty and break stuff? Or do you want to do that one?Ġ2:34 David Blackmon: No, no. And so, um I was kind of a basically the first option because i struggled for a while before i went back and like did courses and tutorials and everything. And then circle back to something like a course or whatnot, and then some people like “no no i want to go the course route and just learn the right way the first time” type of thing.

And the reason why i say depends on what your learning style, is some people need to flounder a little bit maybe struggle a little bit, and then realize how much they don’t need or how much they don’t know.

A little bit biased, but it’s our own course. We actually have an awesome course that we can recommend. Right, you know if you’re someone who likes to jump in and get your hands dirty? Okay, well we can talk about that, or if you’re someone that’s like i need to be shown what to do i need to be walked through what to do, then we can talk about that as well. So Tim’s got to jump in there and save me, get stuck.Ġ1:20 Tim Strifler: So i think it depends on what your learning style is. So the first one is today’s i’m new to WordPress, where’s the best place to start? So yeah, i was gonna say something else but i had no idea what i was going to say. So hopefully the audio is not too bad, the good news is we’ve got 10 amazing topics that we’re going to cover with this questionable audio. 00:28 David Blackmon: Welcome to another episode of WP The Podcast, my name is David Blackmon.Ġ0:38 David Blackmon: And I apologize in advance for the next 10 episodes, because i’m recording with my Airpods and not my Shure SM7B.