The day I got promoted to a Director was the worst day of my life. Yeah, you read that right. Worst. Day. Of. My. Life. I had bled for this promotion. Overtime? Yep. Eighteen months of giving everything. For what? A shiny new title. I chased it like a starving dog. Sacrificed time with family. Finally, the big day arrived. Phone rings. âCongratulations, Michael!â Big smile. Big moment. Then came the real slap: "Here's all the extra responsibilities." I stared at that email... And felt nothing. No pride. No happiness. Just a cold, heavy pit in my gut. Wasnât this supposed to be the dream? Wasnât this the moment I'd "made it?" Instead, I realized I'd climbed the wrong damn mountain. I had the title. But I also had a cage. A golden one. And if you're being honest? You feel it too. But you don't have to stay stuck. You can build your own thing. Even if youâre shackled to a full-time job. I was able to quit that Director role four months later and start my own business. All because I was already building another business on the side. And Iâll show you exactly how to do it inside my LIVE workshop: Build Your One-Person Business In Less Than 1 Hour Per Day. Happening Thursday, 8th May at 1:00PM AEST. Youâll learn:
The cost of learning an escape ticket? $9.99. That's it. The price of two sad coffees, I would drink every Monday morning, wishing I were anywhere else. Doors close in 5 days. âClick here to join the workshop for $9.99.â Or keep climbing someone elseâs ladder until your soul gives out. Your move. Stay Limitless, Michael âburned the ladder, built his ownâ Lim. (recording will be available for anyone who purchases). |
đ x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.
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