Looking for a Thoughtful Online Course Builder for Warm, Meaningful Work on Belonging

Hello! I'm Carl, a therapist, an author, and a speaker, and my work is all about belonging. Before I go on, let me say: welcome… I am glad you are here! Here's what I'm hoping for. I have a body of work… my writing, my recorded talks, and sets of activities, all centered on belonging. I'd love your help turning this into a living online course (a 1-hour, a half-day, and a full-day version), working alongside me to design it, build it, and begin bringing it into the world. This is a full build, working together, so that by late summer it's a visible, living platform. And if you also have the skill to help get the marketing rolling (working alongside me and my social media manager to start drawing people to it) that's a genuine plus. What I'm really after is not just your knowledge of any one tool or platform, but also you as a person: someone with heart (who can come to believe in this work and help it land gently and powerfully with the people its meant for) and with range (strategy, content, design, the ability to build), . How I'd love you to apply: Can you share three things with me: 1. How you'd approach a build like this, perhaps pointing to any course work you've done that you'd like to share. 2. What you'd charge, and how you'd structure it. 3. What you believe would make an online course about belonging actually land: not just inform someone, but reach them. Thank you for taking the time to respond, letting me know about you a little, as a professional and as a person. Warmly, Carl P.S. A little about the work itself, so you know what we'd be building around: For most of human history, we lived in villages, held by people who knew us, showed up for us, and stayed with us. Then, slowly, those villages disappeared, and we were left in a consumer culture that isolates us, hurries us, and asks us to prove our worth instead of simply belonging. My work is about that loss, and about finding our way home from it: the undeniable truth that we were built for each other and the tender, hopeful work of finding our way back to one another. To learn more, you can take a peek at www.carlnassar.com.