G’day G’day friends,

Over the weekend, I had to take a friend to the emergency department.

She spent the whole night on the toilet.

I won’t go into the gory detail, but it was serious.

Anything that involves the stomach isn’t a great feeling.

She woke up Saturday morning, and we took her to the hospital.

She’s okay now and recovering quickly.

The diagnosis?

A bad dose of the dreaded Bali Belly.

Bali Belly = food poisoning

But Bali-themed.

While sitting in the emergency room, they did a battery of tests.

They checked her heart rate.

Measured her hydration.

Asked about what she ate in the last 48 hours.

Gauged how long she had had her symptoms.

They asked question after question to identify the problem.

The hospitals don’t guess.

They run tests to find the root problem.

But most solopreneurs build their business the opposite.

• They create digital products nobody asked for.
• They build funnels before they have positioning.
• They write content without knowing their audience.
• They launch offers without diagnosing their situation.

Not validation, just guessing what might work.

But hope isn’t a business strategy.

Before you build a solopreneur business, you need to ask better questions.

That’s why I created the Solopreneur Launch Strategy.

I help you build the strong foundations of your business in 48 hours.

I guide you through six questions to build a Bali-belly-proof business.

So your business doesn’t end up in the emergency room.

With the revenue on life support.

If you want to build your solopreneur business properly:

​Get it for $9 HERE.​

Let’s Launch Together,

Michael ‘first responder’ Lim.