The Course Audit is a process of analysis and refinement for people who already have something running — and feel like what they deliver doesn't match what they know.
You have something running — and a persistent feeling that it could be better than this.
Your sessions drag. Your sequence confuses. Learners drop off halfway through. You know the problem isn't the content — but you can't name what's stuck.
You want honest feedback. Kind, but not the "it's great!" from a well-meaning friend, and not vague motivational coaching. You want to know exactly what to change and how.
The Course Audit doesn't start from scratch. It starts from what you've already built.
We're not throwing out what works or asking you to redo everything. We look carefully at structure, pace, language, and sequence. We also identify what's draining your energy and your learners' attention for no good reason.
You leave knowing exactly what to adjust, in what order, and why. Not an impossible to-do list — a plan that actually fits your reality.
Think of it this way: A stage director doesn't rewrite the play. They adjust the lighting, the pacing, the positioning — and suddenly the same story becomes impossible to look away from. That's what the Course Audit does for your course.
what people who've worked with Érica say
I felt lost — unsure where to start, what to focus on, whether my project was even viable. I already knew Érica from when she was a consultant and had taken one of her courses, so being her student gave me the confidence to go into Path Finder. To trust myself more and finally feel like a professional. And to see that it's possible — because not everything needs to begin with a problem. I thought my course wouldn't be useful or interesting, but Érica showed me it was exactly the opposite. I'd say go without fear. Érica is incredibly clear and knows how to bring out the best in her students and clients — with patience, drawing on your skills, your background, your personal style, your personality — respecting who you are, what you have to offer, and your potential. Because she knows exactly where you can grow.
Before Path Finder, I was weighing possibilities in my career but couldn't see what I wanted to do as something actually viable. I already knew Érica's work — I'd taken another course with her and loved it, so I decided to trust the process again. The results were transformative. I gained real clarity on all the possibilities I had to make what I wanted to do work. Path Finder was truly a turning point for me. I felt comfortable with myself, knowing what I was doing and why. I recommend it deeply — not just as a professional investment, but a personal one. It changed things for me for real.
When I started the From Idea to Delivery mentorship, I had a rough outline of my course and plenty of content to share — but for some reason I was stuck. Érica had us think carefully about the target audience and their needs, the overall goal, the objectives for each session, the structure, how to engage learners… and that gave me the confidence to build the course from the ground up, including frameworks that turned out to be fundamental to the whole process. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by how much I had to teach, I was able to move forward calmly and with real enjoyment — knowing where I was going and what each step was. I understood that knowing how to teach is just as valuable as having something to teach. That's what made this mentorship so important to me. Thank you, Érica!
Alongside my clinical practice, many doors into teaching have opened for me over the past few years. I'd wanted for some time to create something specifically for mothers — but kept running into practical challenges: selecting content (motherhood is a world unto itself) and above all, figuring out how to transmit something actually useful to each family. I already knew Érica's work and trusted both the quality and the depth of her knowledge, so the choice was easy. The content organization, her sharp eye, and the lightness she brings to every conversation helped me structure the entire course in a way that's clear, intuitive, and highly functional.
Presentations and training sessions were never my strong suit. I'd always gotten feedback that I was too concise and not clear enough in my explanations. I needed to build a training for a multinational company — one that would actually engage people in a process change — and I was having a hard time translating storytelling techniques into something technical. Trina XP taught me how to build the training so it stayed dynamic and kept the audience engaged, both during the presentation and in the process change they'd need to embrace afterward.
What struck me most was her sensitivity and sharp eye — bringing clarity to something so deeply mine, so natural to me, that I couldn't see it myself. Incredibly effective work. I was completely stuck, and she simply opened a path and showed me possibilities. Now things are flowing. It's a rich experience, start to finish. We often spend so much energy looking outward that we miss the most important details about ourselves — and the mapping process is the moment to turn that gaze back inward and see your full potential. A process that brings real clarity and confidence. Érica's eye is razor sharp.
When I started, all I had was the desire and the subject of the course. Through the mentorship, we structured the whole thing. The most important part — and honestly the most fun — was mapping out every single session. Taking the skeleton we built together and turning it into an actual class was effortless. I knew exactly what needed to be said and done at each step. I recommend it 200%. If you want to launch a course or a different kind of offering and have no idea where to start — that was me — this mentorship is for you. Beyond the structure, there's everything else Érica brings: insights into what you can explore, paths you could take, how to use your strengths inside the course you want to teach. There's so much detail I can't even put it all into words. It was wonderful.
With Érica's approach, I was able to understand the specific points that were getting in the way of a smooth learning experience. She clearly explained why certain materials weren't landing and guided me in a very practical way on how to improve them without losing sight of my teaching goals.
An honest x-ray of your facilitation: what's working, what's stuck, and — most importantly — why.
Specific adjustment suggestions for your case: structure, pacing, language, methods. Nothing generic.
An action plan organized by priority — what changes first, what comes next.
A practical assignment plus my written feedback, to make sure you don't lose the thread after our session ends.
You send me what you've created — materials, scripts, videos, slides, whatever you have — along with a short form about what's bothering you and what you want to keep.
Before we meet, I dive into your materials and put together the audit. You don't arrive at the session empty-handed — you arrive with a ready analysis to discuss.
We meet to go through what I found, align on the adjustments, and decide what changes first.
You receive a written outline of priority improvements — the ones with the most impact for the least effort.
You implement, send it back, and I give you a final round of feedback — to make sure what was adjusted is actually working the way it should.
I've spent 15 years creating, analyzing, and reworking courses, workshops, and learning experiences of every kind. Over that time, I developed something that's hard to name but easy to feel: a clinical eye for what's keeping a good delivery from being a great one.
The trap for people who love learning is thinking they always need to study more and pack more content in. That's almost never the problem.
Most of the time, the issue lives in the pacing, in the moment attention slips away, in a sequence that makes sense only to the person who built it — and sometimes in a mismatch between what learners actually need and what the structure is trying to teach.
In almost every case, what's missing is a good pruning — cutting what can go without losing anything, and freeing up enormous energy for what matters.
That's what I bring to the Course Audit. It's the process that gets your delivery to where your content already is.
Érica Santi
Here are answers to some of the most common questions. And you're always welcome to reach out if something's still unclear.
You don't need everything finished — but you need something structured to analyze. If you have scripts, slides, organized modules, or even recordings, we can work with it. If it's still all in your head, the right service for you is Path Finder, not Course Audit.
The Course Audit works with one specific learning experience at a time — a course, ebook, mentorship program, etc. If you have more than one offering you'd like to improve, we do a separate audit for each one.
No — it also works for anyone structuring mentorship programs, workshops, ebooks, coaching packages. You bring what you've built, and we find the best way to package it.
Everything you send me: scripts, videos, slides, activities, module flow, support materials. The more I can see, the more precise the audit. But if you only have part of that, we still work with what's there — we decide together what makes sense to analyze in your case.
The investment varies depending on the size of the project, with a starting price of €150 — which includes the prior analysis of your materials, the live session, the written improvement outline, and the final feedback round. It's a one-time process. You pay once and leave with clarity on what to adjust — no monthly fee, no long-term commitment.
Yes. You receive an asynchronous feedback session with adjustments and practical guidance.
Yes. A good mentorship or consulting program also needs strategic structure. If you're spending too much time organizing each session, going in circles with clients, and losing their engagement along the way — the Course Audit can help you fix that.
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