"I want to spend more time with my family" "I need to focus on my relationships" "I can't pursue that because of my kids" Know what these really are? Excuses. And painful ones at that. Because here's the thing nobody talks about... Using your relationships as an excuse not to build something meaningful doesn't actually make you a better partner, friend, or parent. It makes you a frustrated one. Think about it... What message are you actually sending to your kids when you say "I had a dream once, but then you came along"? What example are you setting when you use them as an excuse not to chase bigger and better things? Here's what I've learned from getting to know many successful nomad families is that... You don't have to choose. The whole "either be successful OR be a good parent/partner" thing? It's bullshit. The best parents, partners, and friends I know are the ones building something they're proud of. Why? Because they're showing their kids, partners, and friends what it looks like to be fully alive. What it looks like to chase what matters. What it looks like to build something meaningful. What example do you want to set?

Who here has kids? How does it affect your goals? Do you enjoy, or accept, the process of raising your child and working on your business goals? If so, and assuming you have a supportive wife or husband, how do you do it? I'm not a father yet, but the topic has come up, and I want to get people's thoughts. How do you balance kids, your business, and your career?

Think about the transformation you want to offer your customers. Now, break it down: - What's their starting point (A)? - What's the end goal (Z)? - List the 3 key milestones or actions they'll need to take to get from A to Z. Share your A-Z journey in the comments below. How will these steps help your customers achieve their desired transformation?

How much uncertainty are you comfortable with? If monthly living expenses were $1k and you saved up $8,000... And you had another $20,000 sitting in an account... but it's ideal that you don't touch it... And you have NO income coming in... Would you still make the move to a new country, and then work on generating an income from there? How far is too far when it comes to avoiding uncertainty?

In our first meeting, I said I would make my first youtube video. Here it is: https://youtu.be/B1vwnVUa0MI Please take a look at it. All feedback and ideas for next steps are appreciated.