I just completed a round the world trip 🌎 Bangkok > Taiwan > LA > London > Qatar > Bangkok Here’s what I learned on this two week adventure: 🔸 People are generally good Everywhere I went people were friendly. They spoke of their life of work and family. What they do and what they enjoy. A smile goes a long way to disarm even the skeptical. 🔸 Food portions in US restaurants are huge I did not finish one meal in the US. Everything is bigger. Even the cheesecake. More is not always better. 🔸 Everyone is doing their best to make a living Work, holiday and family. They work out of necessity to provide for themselves and their family. To have a good time every now and then. I'm fortunate to have a good time all the time. 🔸 Status is real Rich, middle class, poor. People have clearly segmented into these groups. We show it through clothing, cars and where we hang out. Although we say, we're equal, we signal we are not. I had a dream of flying around the world as a kid. Today I can say, I have realized that dream. ✅ Bucket list item checked off.

Yesterday, I hosted a LIVE Masterclass to build high-converting landing pages. And it was epic. I had a lot of fun preparing the content and delivering it LIVE. Check it out here. One lesson that I emphasized in the class was that this stuff is hard. Even though I have 10+ years building website, landing pages, offers and ads, it was really hard to promote this class. And that's the lesson. Every aspect of a LIVE offer need to be tested, including: - Copy, - Topics, - Pricing, - Timing, - Ad creatives, - Audiences, - etc. I have almost never seen anyone make ONE attempt at an offer and it working right out the gate. Or if it does work, it's almost always backed with a ton of experience and insight going in. Keep at it. Entrepreneurship is a journey spanning years. Not one hit wonders.