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#84 Fail Frequently. Learn to Build Your Perfect Day and Persevere w. Chris Hughes

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Chris Hughes is an internet entrepreneur, world traveler, surfer, author, and CPA (Cost per acquisition) expert. Chris has been able to make a living as an internet entrepreneur while traveling the world, but it did not come easy. He's become a successful business owner by using "brute perseverance and force" to get to where he wanted to be. It took Chris 6 years of experimenting and failing before he was able to make a sustainable living online. Today he lives life as a digital nomad, traveling the world, and surfing on his free time. In order to sustain his location independent lifestyle, Chris has had to experiment and fail consistently until he was able to attain what he wanted. Chris takes us through the journey of quitting his job, moving to a foreign country, being completely clueless in what he was doing, making his first $800 in one day, and finally making a living online. We wrap up the episode by talking about how to form our perfect day and the importance of getting clear on what we're working towards in life.

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