The Good News vs. The Bad News

The Bad News: Where Some People Fail

I have to be honest—this is the part where some people flat-out fail. They start strong but then get distracted, overwhelmed, or discouraged. They get caught up in their current job, family responsibilities, or just lose momentum. Before they know it, their dream of becoming a digital nomad fades into the background, and they go back to business as usual.

Don’t let that be you. You don’t have to be another person who gives up before they even see results. You’ve already come this far, and you owe it to yourself to see this through. If you ever feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of what to do next—book a consultation with me. I’ll help you adjust your strategy, stay accountable, and get back on track. You’re not alone in this.

The Good News: Many of You Won’t Even Need 30 Days

Now, here’s the good news: many of you won’t even make it to Day 30. But not because you gave up—because you’ll already have what you need. If you stick to the plan, you’ll be landing interviews faster than you expected. Some of you will have multiple offers on the table, and instead of wondering where to find a remote job, you’ll be planning which city or country to fly to first.

This is exactly who you want to become. Someone who takes action, follows through, and builds the life they’ve been dreaming about.

You’ve done the hard work of preparing your resume, refining your applications, and reaching out to hiring managers. Now, don’t stop short of the finish line. Keep applying, keep following up, and keep showing up for yourself.

You got this.

Next Step: If you’ve landed your first remote job, congratulations! If not, stay the course. Keep refining your process, and remember—you’re much closer than you think. Your dream life is waiting. Go get it.

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The Bottom Line

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