It's what happend to one of my clients, now if you'd do that, what would you add to your program?

Here’s what I learned in Costa Rica that actually gave me real freedom → After 3 months in Costa Rica, I flew back to the Netherlands last week (with a quick stop in Mexico). ✈️🌎 Costa Rica became one of my favorite places on earth… ☀️ The sun 🌊 The beaches 😌 The chill vibes Or as they call it: pura vida. Not just a phrase, but a lifestyle — a reminder to be yourself, to enjoy life, and to flow. Meanwhile, in the Western world, most of us are grinding so hard we forget why we started in the first place. Coaches & consultants burn out, build businesses that feel like jobs, and trade the freedom they wanted… for another cage. That’s the lesson I’m taking with me from this journey: 👉 Build my business in alignment with my vision. 👉 Not create a new 9–5 for myself. 👉 Remember: if the goal of making money is freedom, what’s the point in losing freedom just to make money? 🤯 This is why I love Skool. It gives me aligned leverage, helping me grow my business and live my life at the same time. I’m not smarter or more special than anyone else. I just use systems that do the work for me… so I can live my own version of pura vida. 🌴✨ 💬 Curious → Do you feel like your business is giving you more freedom… or stealing it?

Let's say a customer is willing to pay you $8,8K for your service, what would you do for them?

An of-topic post, how's life going & what are you excited for?

Yesterday, I met @Nathan Lewis in person. He runs a Skool community doing $25K+ per month Meeting him was awesome. We had fun, shared ideas, created some ads together, and connected on a deeper level. What stood out most? In-person conversations hit different. - Ideas flow faster - Trust builds deeper - And business moves forward quicker I’m super grateful for yesterday, it was a beautiful experience. Now I’m curious: Have you met other Skoolers in person yet? And if yes, what’s been the biggest insight or win from that?