So today is the day, we've just got a new map feature added to nomad school, and it's INSANE! 🔥 I'm legit freaking out about this - now we can see where EVERYONE in our community is located! Just click the "Map" button at the top and bam, you can find nomads all over the world. Just recorded a quick walkthrough video showing how it works. You can zoom in anywhere, click on people's pins, and DM them directly to set up meetups.

This Sunday at 8PM Thailand time, I'm hosting a workshop with @George Lamburn about turning what you love into sustainable online work. George helps people find their perfect mix of passion and purpose. He'll share his insights about: - Finding your IKIGAI (your ideal intersection) - Turning what you love into an online business - Building stable revenue doing work that matters If you've got questions for George, drop them below and we'll get to them during the workshop. ➡️ SAVE YOUR SEAT ⬅️ Looking forward to seeing you there!

Consider your audience and your capacity. Share your plan for ongoing communication: - How often will you send broadcast emails (daily, weekly, bi-weekly)? - What types of content will you include in these emails? - How will you balance providing value with selling your product? Explain your re-engagement strategy and why you think it will be effective for maintaining relationships and making sales over time.

Consider your audience and your strengths. Now, think about the best way to reach potential customers: - Which platform does your target audience use most frequently? - What type of content are you most comfortable creating (videos, short-form content, written articles)? - How will this strategy help you build the know, like, and trust factor with your audience? Share your chosen traffic strategy in the comments and explain your reasoning. How do you think this approach will help grow your audience and ultimately your business?

Would anyone be interested in hosting virtual coworking sessions? I can provide the software - we just need people willing to host for a couple hours weekly. The idea is to combat the loneliness of working solo while staying productive. I'm thinking we could use the Pomodoro method (25 mins focused work, 5 min break) or something like that to keep it structured and prevent it turning into just a chat session. If you're someone who already has a set work schedule and wouldn't mind others joining you virtually for focused work time, this could be perfect. It's a great way to build accountability and community. Drop a comment if you'd be interested in hosting or participating!