Made redundant after 19 years đŸ„ș


I received a heartbreaking email.

He had just been made redundant from his corporate job:

19 years.

That’s over 5,000 days he gave to this company.

The best and most productive part of his life.

  • Weekends.
  • Late nights.
  • Vacations he never took.
  • Time with his kids he’ll never get back.

And how did they thank him?

They didn’t.

He woke up to a cold, lifeless email.

"Effective immediately due to economic conditions..."

No handshake.
No meeting.
No dignity.

Just: you’re done.

Nineteen years in. And they ghosted him

This is the corporate game.

You play until they don't need you.

Then you’re tossed out like bad Durian.

The only real safety?

Is building something they can’t take away.

I help solopreneurs do exactly that.

And on Thursday, 8th May at 1:00pm AEST, I’m running a LIVE workshop:

Build Your One-Person Business In Less Than 1 Hour Per Day

In it, you’ll learn:

  • How to turn your knowledge into a freedom-generating business.
  • The 60-minute system I used while still working full-time.
  • Why waiting for "the right time" is the biggest lie you've been sold.

It’s $9.99.

Less than your next Uber Eats regret.

​Click here to join the workshop.​

Tickets are available for 4 more days.

You can either build your own thing


Or keep praying the next email isn’t the one that ends everything.

Stay Limitless,

Michael ‘these jobs ain’t loyal’ Lim

Michael Lim

🏆 x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.

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