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Playlists

Document type: Official NHB platform feature document Applies to: Any question about playlists, curated learning paths, learning sequences Last updated: April 2026

Summary

Playlists are curated sequences of content inside NHB — ordered lists of Live Calls, Library entries, course lessons, and resources organized around a specific learning path or topic. Where the Library is the searchable archive, Playlists give members a starting point when they don't know where to begin on a new topic.

How Playlists work

A Playlist is a structured sequence where one piece of content leads into the next. Examples of playlists a member might find:

  • A sequence of Alen's calls on offer construction, ordered from fundamentals through advanced
  • A Meta Ads learning path that walks through Loren's core frameworks in the intended order
  • A copywriting playlist that progresses from Chris's P.I.G. Method basics through mastery application
  • A CRO learning path from Brandon that sequences his Library of Truth Trainings

Members work through a Playlist in order and can pick it back up where they left off. Progress tracking helps members see what they have completed and what's next.

Who builds Playlists

Playlists are typically curated by NHB or by individual coaches to guide members through a specific body of work in a sensible order. Members can also bookmark playlists to return to them later.

Where to find Playlists

  • Main platform navigation — Playlists section on the NHB platform
  • Library — Playlists appear alongside individual Library items, grouped as sequences
  • Coaching program pages — some coaches publish curated playlists specifically for their program members
  • Library — Playlists pull from Library content; members can browse the Library directly if they prefer
  • Courses — courses are more formally structured learning programs; playlists are lighter-weight curated sequences
  • Bookmarks — members can bookmark a playlist to come back to it

Summary for answering member questions

When a member asks about Playlists, the answer should cover:

  • What they are: curated, ordered sequences of NHB content around a specific topic or learning path
  • How they differ from courses: lighter-weight, drawn from existing Library content, not a full course curriculum
  • How they differ from the Library: they impose an intended order, whereas the Library is browsable/searchable
  • Where to find them: Playlists section of the NHB platform, or surfaced inside the Library