Ever notice how we all talk about "someday"? "Someday I'll start that business" "Someday I'll travel the world" "Someday I'll build that freedom lifestyle" I get it. I used to live in "someday" too. But here's something I learned the hard way... Someday isn't a goal. Someday isn't a plan. Someday isn't going to get you there. What changed everything for me wasn't finding the perfect strategy or having loads of money... It was setting an actual goal. Not some vague "I want to travel" goal. Not some wishy-washy "I want freedom" goal. A real, concrete, measurable goal. And you know what happened? Everything shifted. Because suddenly I wasn't just dreaming anymore. I was building. I was moving. I was making progress. Even if they were tiny steps. Here's what I've learned... A real goal forces you to move. A real goal makes you uncomfortable. A real goal doesn't let you hide. What's your actual goal? (And yeah... "someday" isn't a goal)

I was listening to something interesting the other day... There's this really simple formula that most people miss: Want something + Work really hard + Create something people will pay for = Success That's it. Not "manifest success" Not "visualize wealth" Not "wait for the perfect moment" You need all three pieces: You've got to want it bad enough to actually do something about it. You've got to put in the work (yeah, the actual hard work). And you've got to create something people actually want to pay for. Miss any of these? It won't work. Want it but don't work? Nothing happens. Work hard on something nobody wants? Waste of time. Create something people want but half-ass it? Someone else will do it better. Which piece are you missing?

Posted a new YouTube video last Sunday with @Jacob Mooney who moved his family from the USA to Poland and then to Thailand. Two years ago, Jake started as a freelancer. Now he runs a successful agency with 6 Thai staff members. If you wanna learn more about how Jake started his business here in Thailand he's doing a live workshop with us this Sunday at 8pm! Watch the interview and let me know what you'd like to get out of the workshop. If you can't attend then post your questions below and we'll try to answer them!

Wow, what an incredible workshop! Thank you to everyone who joined us live for Fred's Email Marketing Magic presentation. This was truly a masterclass in email marketing that went way beyond the basics. @Fred M shared his years of experience writing for major companies like Inbox Army, breaking down exactly how to write emails that convert. From crafting perfect subject lines to understanding the psychology of CTAs, he covered it all with real examples from his own work. Some highlights: - The "7-11 rule" for email structure - Why email marketing consistently outperforms social media - How to use video messages to complement your emails - Advanced tips about timing and deliverability - Real insights about managing clients and pricing your services The Q&A session was packed with valuable insights, with Fred generously sharing his expertise on everything from AI tools to client management strategies. Paid members can watch the full workshop replay in the Nomad School classroom here. Want access to this workshop and our library of training? Learn how to upgrade your membership here. Thanks again to Fred for sharing his knowledge and to everyone who attended and asked such great questions. This is exactly the kind of practical, real-world expertise I love to bring to the Nomad School community! What topic would you like to see covered in our next workshop? Drop your suggestions below!

Let's talk about the real reason you haven't started yet. And no... It's not because you don't have enough money. It's not because you don't have the right skills. It's not because the timing isn't right. It's because you're scared. Scared of looking stupid. Scared of failing. Scared of what people might say. And you know what? That's exactly where you should be. Because here's something I learned the hard way... Fear isn't a stop sign. It's a compass. It's pointing exactly where you need to go. The things that scare you the most? That's usually exactly what you need to be doing. Scared of posting content? That's where you need to start. Terrified of reaching out to clients? That's your next move. Nervous about charging more? Time to raise those prices. Every single successful nomad I know was terrified at first. The difference? They used that fear as fuel. They didn't wait until they weren't scared anymore. They started anyway. What's actually scaring you right now?