š x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.
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My alarm punches me in the face at 5:00 am. I drag myself up. Half-alive. Stumbling into the same soul-sucking routine. Brush teeth, shower, get dressed. Just another cog in the machine. Despite being up early, I'm still in a rush. Melbourneās winter is brutal. The cold air feels like knives slicing through my skin. I jump in the car. Freeze my nuts off. I drive to the station to catch my train. I've got 36 minutes. Laptop out. Head down. Writing because itās the only damn time Iāve got. That was me 18 months ago. Corporate puppet. Nice job title. Decent paycheck. Dead inside. Living the same miserable day, over and over. Wondering: is this it? Work. Sleep. Repeat. Till you die? I craved freedom. Not just more money. But time. Time to live. But letās get real. I didnāt have 5 hours to "grind." I didnāt have time for overpriced courses or cheesy webinars. And risking everything? Hell no. So I used what I had. 36 minutes. Morning. 36 minutes. Evening. Thatās it. And with that? I built my escape plan. Now? I'm the boss. Of my time. Of my money. Of my life. Iāve traded freezing Melbourne for Bali beaches, Singapore skylines, and Thailand sunsets. My office? Wherever I feel like. Clients? Mine. Time? Mine. Life? Finally, mine. On Thursday, 8th May at 1:00pm AEST, Iām pulling back the curtain. LIVE workshop: Build Your One-Person Business In Less Than 1 Hour Per Day. The exact blueprint I used while chained to a full-time job. Iāll show you how to break free, too. No time? No experience? No problem. For just $9.99 youāll learn:
If "I just donāt have the time" is your excuse... this is for you. Doors close in 6 days. āClick here. Get in. Change your life. $9.99.ā Or stay stuck in that same train seat. Your choice. Stay Limitless, Michael āwrites on trainsā 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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