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I'd say that if international and English is where your heart is at, go for it from the start. It's not much different from Danish. The main difference is, the market is much larger, and there's a ton more competition, so you have to have an even more tightly defined niche in order to stand out. Your people have to really know it's for them. After that, it's all the same. Figure out where your tribe hangs out, what their pain points and desires are, and help them get where they want to go. Be of service.
This is my answer:
I'd say that if international and English is where your heart is at, go for it from the start. It's not much different from Danish. The main difference is, the market is much larger, and there's a ton more competition, so you have to have an even more tightly defined niche in order to stand out. Your people have to really know it's for them. After that, it's all the same. Figure out where your tribe hangs out, what their pain points and desires are, and help them get where they want to go. Be of service.
About Calvin Correli
I've spent the last 17 years learning, growing, healing, and discovering who I truly am, so that I'm now living every day aligned with my life's purpose.
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