đ x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.
I ruined his life. Opps đ¤
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I would say sorry, but Iâm not sorry at all. In fact, I enjoyed it. And he started it. (So itâs really his fault) Matt reached out to work with me last year. He told me he was stuck. He couldnât crack a monthly income goal. He had been working with a coach who wasnât getting any results. Even after six months of work together. He still had:
When we started together, we tore down his biz. Rebuilt his offers. Simplified his message. Streamlined his content. Now heâs pulling in $20k+ p/m consistently. So, yes. I ruined his old life:
And I gave him a new one.
Thatâs what we do inside Launch To $5k Inner Circleâ˘. We don't give you random advice to âcreate more contentâ We build $20k per month winners. Even without content. If youâre ready to stop circling the drain and start growing like Matt did⌠Reply âRUINâ and Iâll send details. Stay Limitless, Michael âsorry, not sorryâ Lim |
Michael Lim
đ x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.
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