š x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.
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I got dinner with an entrepreneur from Kyrgyzstan. (also interviewed her on my podcast!) She founded a law-tech agency that helps companies incorporate in Kyrgyzstan. Right now, sheās based out of Malaysia, studying to improve her English. And traveling around Southeast Asia to grow her business. I couldnāt help but be inspired. During our dinner, I asked: What brought you to Bali? She said: āThe people.ā She told me how lonely she felt. How she couldnāt find people like her back home. How she couldnāt find her people. The Entrepreneurs. Dreamers. Builders. Sheās traveled over 6,884kms to find a community. To be around people where she felt like she could be herself. That would support rather than judge her. A place where your big dreams are normal. Not ātoo much.ā Not āunrealistic.ā That's why I built the Inner-Circle Community. A 12-week community to help you:
If youāve been feeling like youāre doing this alone... Maybe it's time to find your people too. And you wonāt need to travel over 6,000kms+ to do so. Doors are open for two more days. Reply āPEOPLEā and Iāll send through more information. Stay Limitless, Michael "would travel 6,884kms for durian and community" Lim |
Michael Lim
š x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.
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