Yesterday, I got a special visit from a wizard. @Lukas Schmidt and @Miel Avalon arrived here in Belgium for the last bachata party of the summer. I started learning Bachata in April last year—it's one of the best way to meet new people. Especially since I recently moved to a new city it is a great way to connect with others. Bachata creates connection surprisingly quickly. It is also a great break from work and a way to get in some additional movement...truly an overpowered skill. Anyone else dancing bachata or any other dance? (you should) (no really)

I like to challenge myself and learn new skills. The harder the better. Just being on my longboard is no longer challenging. At least not on the roads close by. That's why I'm learning to drive blind. Well, almost blind, but it's super disorienting, for sure. Also included a clip at the end @Lukas Kulbis requested a few times. Whether I'm spending time with friends, family, or by myself. I always think about turning the experience into an adventure. Today, I am competing with my sister to see who finds the most eggs during the Easter hunt. How do you enjoy the weekend?

It took me 5 years to get my first high-ticket client. I want to make sure that you'll get there much faster. That is why I summarize the best resources I find and share them with you. If you are still looking for your first high-ticket client, I suggest you drop everything and go through the Synthesizer Roadmap. Even if you already have paying clients, this video is a great reminder of the best practices. Here is the full notion summary: https://holigame.notion.site/Synthesizer-Roadmap-15a55e92219d80ab9e7ef9848d7da49f?pvs=4 At what stage of the roadmap are you?

My manager at KPMG used to tell me... You need to have a "T-profile." You know a little bit of everything and there's ONE skill you go REALLY DEEP in. I nodded like a good junior employee. ...but to be honest I thought it was kind of bullshit. (Later they told me "we should have hired you as a manager" hah—but I had no idea what was going on, this was my first job after studying Computer Science & Engineering) Me? I'm more of an "M-profile." Because it's kind of cool that it's the first letter of my name. But also because I have a deep skillset in multiple things. (I like doing things deeply...hehehehehe) --- Anyways, that's an anecdote that tells you a bit about me. I'm here because I have ambition. I know I'm capable of a lot—and I don't want to have my last breath realizing I could have given more to this life. So I decided to play this game. This game of life. To give the world everything I've got. To take on big challenges. To become *that guy.* --- Just updated my site to show you guys a bit about me—I added some things people said about me and some of my primary skills. Have a look: https://samyn.co/ Some things I've been working on in the past month: - Designed & launched two webinar campaigns (ads, sales pages, email sequences, automating all the integrations, tracking, setting up payments) - Working with a couple coaches on client acquisition systems - Developing a matching platform for coaches and clients - Hosted a webinar on AI Productivity for B2B - Deadlifted 120kg x 5 again, it's been a while since I dared to try it but my back was all fine! Let's try more next time. - Updated my tiny SaaS tool for theater organizations to sell tickets, adding the ability to have a floor plan with seat selection --- For fun? Ummm the same things, just without the pressure of money and time 😂 Also dancing. Reading & listening to David Deida. Riding my electric unicycle. Reading & writing articles. Making videos.

Hey team, Sunday 17:00 CEST I'll be sharing (primarily) my tech stack on how to build your own lifestyle business—as simple as possible. But not just that. Along the way you'll learn my best frameworks and concepts for how I think about every part of my work process. There's more info and a place to register here: https://event.meet.samyn.co/marcel-samyn-b13b7/building-a-lifestyle-business-simple-frameworks-for-sustainable-success