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Entrepreneurs Can Party is back!
Hey Reader,
I was going to make an Eminem-type announcement - "Guess who's back, back again".
But then I realised I'm not cool enough to do that 😆
So instead, I'm jumping in your inbox to say Entrepreneurs Can Party is back!
Over the next six weeks, I'll be releasing one episode a week to share with you everything I've learnt over the last 5 years about freelancing, making money online, and digital nomadism.
Here's a quick rundown of how the season looks:
- #1: How I Make Six Figures from Freelance Writing, Online Courses, and Affiliate Income (+ 7 Key Takeaways) - LISTEN NOW!
- #2: 5 Steps I Took to Become Financially Independent at 27
- #3: What Does Your Perfect Day Look Like?
- #4: How to Smash Your Life Goals in 6 Months
- #5: Where Do You Find Freelance Clients That Don't Suck?
- #6: How to Become a Digital Nomad in 12 Months' Time
These six episodes are packed with so much value, and I'm confident you'll love them!
So without further ado, please enjoy episode #1, and don't forget to subscribe to the pod (wherever you listen) so you don't miss any of the episodes 😄
And thank you as always for being here!
Scott
Entrepreneurs Can Party 🎉
Hey! Come party with 2,360 creators. I'll help you create opportunities on the internet & sneak through "third doors."
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