I used to feel guilty stepping away from work. But now I look forward to it. I’ve created a system that lets me step away while I work on my business during the flight. (The system? Communicating with leads and clients that I will be out of town. I also tend to work late before I leave so I can relax on vacation) I actually came to New York about 7 years ago for a rugby tournament. I have no idea where I stayed, which was typical–I’d pay my share of the room, book a flight, and showed up wherever I was told to. Tournament invites were always awesome and an honor but gave me very little time to explore. So now that I’m ~officially (😫) retired, it’s…kinda weird but nice to have trips where I don’t have to worry about playing 5 games in a day and getting home on the last flight Sunday night. Now, I get to do what I want which is awesome. I managed to get to months worth of business related tasks/funnel work on the flights there and back which made me even more excited to dive into a huge launch project I'm currently working on for a client. Someone asked, “I have a few subscribers on my email list (about 20), but I haven’t engaged them in a long time, like almost a year!. I’m relaunching with some new ways to work with me. What’s the best way to reengage with them and introduce my new packages?” It’s a big question, and I can’t wait for you to hear the high-level strategies I walk you through.
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