Unlock the American Dream

A former financial planner turned coach argues you should start building your business now instead of planning endlessly. He launched Mix League 1.5 years early and has already produced over 15 EB1A green card achievers, with articles in Forbes and the New York Times.
To begin with if you are getting into a new field. Because from moving from a financial planning to a coaching business, I think that was a major shift. If you are asking me that question, that. Okay fine. How would I make myself as a mark to let people know about my particular expertise is about simply starting off, making yourself available in the world, to the world. And for this you don't really need to kind of reach out to people. You know, in today's online world, if you have Internet, if you have a computer, you have a LinkedIn account, you can create a website. You just start doing things every day better and more so I would have started if I. If I look back just one, one and a half year back when I started the mix league program and today we have over 15 achievers from the program who have become EB1A green card holders. I would just say that I started off with a website putting myself a blogs post. Today my articles are featuring in Forbes, you know, and lot other New York Times and lot of the things which are out there, it is just. I'm talking to you, I'm getting an opportunity to meet you. You have reached out to me. It is just that doing certain things to create more outreach, whatever is possible, in whatever way it is possible. If somebody wants to become a businessman, wants to sell his products, wants to be an entrepreneur, wants to become an IT expert, software expert, I think it's just that you have to start somewhere rather than analyzing or over analyzing something and trying to make a plan out of it. Plans never work, actions work.
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