Here’s a motivational story for you.
As you may know, last week I attended a conference in Bangkok for entrepreneurs.
One of the speakers at the event was a Slovenian guy I’ve known for a few years.
Exactly one year earlier, he was at the same conference, drinking at one of the parties, and told another attendee, “I will start a new business. And within one year, it will reach 10 million in ARR (annual recurring revenue). And I’ll give a talk on the main stage about how I did it.”
He also said the same thing to the event organizer. (The event organizer didn’t believe him)
After the conference, he returned to London and got to work.
He had a lot of ups and downs.
The new business almost went bankrupt several times.
But by September, the new business was making $10 million ARR.
And he told this story from the main stage!
How did he do it?
Of course, he worked hard.
But it all started by committing.
COMMITTING TO ENGLISH
How can you commit to your English?
So you can you also get faster results this year?
I’ve got an idea.
I’ll share it with you tomorrow…
Cheers,
Mr. Vig
P.S.
The Atomic Word of the Day is “commit.”
What does it mean?
And how can you use it?
Let’s talk about that in today’s Atomic Homework audio lesson.
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