Because of the recent spike in demand for Men of Action, we are expanding our sales team! Men of Action has a mission to create fulfilled men for the betterment of humanity. We’re looking for motivated A-players who want to help men live extraordinary social lives. If you’re passionate about helping men succeed, then this is perfect for you! The position is fully remote, with team offsites at our social circle events throughout the year. The team also has an incredibly fun culture. Just imagine helping guys win bigly while you're doing the same. For the positions, we are hiring both Closers and Setters, and you can expect to make $5k to $20k a month, depending on the role. For Closers: You can expect to make $10k-20k monthly when you're up to quota. Remote sales experience is required, and we call references. For Setters: You can expect to make a minimum of $5k monthly (if you hit quotas) and up to $8k. Experience is NOT required as we have a high-end sales training program. So, if you're passionate about helping men be their best selves and love sales, this position is perfect for you! You can apply for the team below: https://m.moamentoring.com/skool-sales-application

Based on your travels I'm curious to hear what you think the most underrated and overrated destinations are (country or city)? Criteria: your own personal bias. Some of mine: Overrated: Maldives Hawaii Miami Egypt Bali Seattle Peru Portugal Greece Underrated: Jordan Romania DC/Virginia Vegas (I said it) Dubai (somewhat) Panama Netherlands

Or you like all of them? By the way this is my first post. I need to level up.

Well, Silicon Valley Bank just failed and was handed over to the FDIC.

Just started listening to 50's audiobook today, and I really enjoyed when he first talks about never getting comfortable with your fears, and start planning on how to overcome them immediately. When he started talking about drug and alcohol use too, it really helped me understand why I never enjoyed getting shitface. I need a scene of control otherwise my anxiety goes wild on "how this can go wrong" scenarios. Also, let me know how this book helped improve in your lives or related to you in anyway? (If it's further ahead in the book, still tell me)