Is there a way to move an email list from Mailchimp to Kartra? Trying to move the website over as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

The problem with not hitting your goals isn't about time or how tough the task is. It's simple... You can't say no. Life's always throwing stuff at us. Need to take your mum to the doctor? Do it. Kids need picking up from school? Go for it. But it's when others outside your immediate circle want a piece of your time that things almost always turn to shit. Now, people aren't out to mess with you on purpose. But, let's be real, they're looking out for number one. Since starting my YouTube channel, I've had loads of subscribers wanting to "grab a coffee" or "have a quick chat". They're not after my company. They want to pick my brain for their benefit. This isn't about being selfish. It's about being smart with your time. If you're always available for everyone else, when are you working on your stuff? Exactly, you're not. Now, I've nailed down that mornings are golden for me. That's when I hammer away at my big goals. Let someone mess with that time, and my whole rhythm's thrown off. When this happens, it could take days to get back on track, and if it happens a couple of days later... Well, you get the picture. The truth is, most people don't make progress because they can't put their foot down. It's not just a "quick coffee" or a "short call". These interruptions can derail your whole plan. And if your plan is messed up, your future life is too. If that sounds extreme, then that's because it is. I need you to understand the impact these seemingly minor interruptions are having on your life. And here's what I want you to do about it... Figure out when you're at your best each day. Ask yourself, am I prioritising these hours as I should, or am I letting them slip through my fingers? It's not just about acknowledging these hours... it's about taking action to protect them. Drop a comment below and make a commitment. Share your peak productivity times and make a pledge to guard that time like your life depended on it. Your progress and, in turn, your future life quite literally depends on it.

I'll start. For me, it was the toxic environment in the UK that pushed me away. I felt like people were just out to get each other, and it was reflected everywhere—from neighbors to institutions like the police. I didn't even realise this negativity was the root cause of my depression until I came to Thailand. The way people interact here, while not perfect, is a world apart from what I experienced back home. So, what's your story? What's motivating you to chase the digital nomad life? Let us know in the comments 👇🏻

My name is Callie and I currently live in Colorado, USA. I've been in RIA for a few weeks now. My plan is to travel to SE Asia by this November starting in Thailand then hop to a few other places over the duration of several months. Maybe one day it will be permanent. I'm really excited to connect and learn more since this type of work is completely new to me. I have been bartending, hairdressing, and teaching dance over the past decade. So ready to free my time and get out of the service industry.

Is it lack of ideas, fear of failure, technical challenges, or something else?