It's awesome to see everyone signing up. It's also great to put a face to everyone! Perhaps we could kick this community off and get it started by introducing ourselves... - Where are you working from? (maybe share a photo of your workspace) - What are you working on right now? - What would you like to see from this community? - What do you think of this new platform Skool?

How often do you spend days or sometimes even weeks putting things off and then when you do the thing it takes like 10 minutes? I do this more often than I should and always feel like kicking myself for it 😆

After 5 weeks in Thailand and Cambodia without any issues or stress whatsoever, I arrived back in the UK in October and a friend picked me up from Heathrow. We honestly forgot to pay the drop off fee for the car to enter Heathrow as it is a new system and as soon as I remembered (2 days after) I called to make the payment but with literally zero leniency I was told I can't pay and that I'll be fined £80. That was my very first greeting back to the UK. We drove from Heathrow back home and my friend and I were hungry and it was late so we went to McDonald's drive through, the food was handed out the window without a word or a smile to the point I even said to the staff you could at least speak to your customers. I then arrived home and within 5 minutes of sitting down, the girl who lives next door started screaming down the street and smashing things as she was arguing with someone and just as I started to eat my food the police arrived to calm her down. To top it off, since I've been back (October to December) 6 kids have been stabbed and killed within my town and the surrounding towns. I'm now 40 years old and I can say that I enjoyed the UK in the 90's and early 2000's but now I feel like I don't belong here (I was born here and I'm a British citizen). I don't even bother to go out anymore when I'm in the UK because going out in town has become so dangerous, you only need to look at someone the wrong way or sometimes not even that. I used to go out very often. My life in Asia and UK are so different it is unreal! In Asia I'm out every day, doing something all of the time and I warm to the people so much that I now have more friends In Asia than I have in my home country! People in the UK are so distant, well in my area and down towards London they are. To me, the UK seems like it is finished, completely f*cked which is why I'm getting out and moving to Asia in January. I'm literally clearing all of my house out now ready to rent it out. Brett covers a lot of these topics in his videos which is why I related to what he was saying in them and honestly, I think its stuff which needs to be said.

I start closing for my cousin's company in January. I've read a lot of books in preparation for this, straight-line selling, gap selling, never split the difference, socratic selling, and pretty much consumed all of Alex Hormozi's sales content like the bible. Do you have any advice you'd give to someone new to inbound sales/things that have worked for you in your sales career? I'm open to any advice, just trying to be a sponge and hit the ground running.

Here are a list of my favorite co-working spaces in Chiang Mai. Some are free, meaning you only need to buy a coffee, others are paid, meaning you need to sign up for a monthly membership or pay for a day/week pass. Free (buy a coffee): Wako Bake Annista Cafe (closed) Y-North Coffee or Me Elephant Cafe CAMP Heartwork Cafe de​ ​Oasis Pine Cafe Ombra Caffe CRATE Chapterone/cm Paid (membership or day pass): One Workspace Yellow Alt_ Hub53 Punspace Tha Phae Gate Punspace Wiang Kaew StarWork Life Space The Brick Startup Space Colab Cowork & Cafe If you know of any other cool spots, please share them 🙂