On Internet there are mailing lists for many of M-B types. There are more than 5 times as many introverts on them as extraverts, Livingood found. "Computers are friend of introvert," says Thuesen. "Extraverts often seem too impatient for computers; they get frustrated. They would rather be out talking to someone or performing some action."

E-mail allows deliberative and quieter introvert to respond at their own pace, as they wish, and without interruption. Perhaps more importantly, Internet allows them to find like-minded individuals across planet, when 3 out of 4 people they meet aren't like them. Introverts may even have advantage in today's information society.

It might well be depressing to an extrovert to have to crawl inside a computer when they could be outside playing with guys, but to most introverts, it's a close thing to heaven. Email can be edited too! Be still my beating heart.

8. Get feedback from your students. They'll tell you how to make course better.

9. Use one course to promote other courses you offer. There will be plenty of opportunities within course to tuck in suggestions for further learning opportunities through you.

10. Once your courses are done, they'll be self-running and this is a great source of passive revenue. Turn logistics over to a VA. You'll answer responses yourself, which may sound overwhelming, but here's a fact--adult learning being what it is, many of students don't make responses, so it won't be as taxing as you think.

11. Use your correspondence with students to promote other things that you do. I send URL each week with an e-note containing further information, notice of other products, and geto-to-konw-you chats. In this way I get many clients for my coaching business.

12. Love it or don't do it. It shows. A distance learning course can be a very personal experience--or should be--for student. Your enthusiasm for your subject, and for your learners must show.

13. Fiddle with pricing until you've built a faithful clientele base. There's a lot out there for free that you have to compete with. Until they understand how exceptional and different your learning opportunities are, you may have to give away or deeply discount your courses.

It's a great new field. Jump in and have fun!