Five years ago, I deleted all my social media accounts.

 

This was one of the scariest—and best—decisions I ever made. 

 

Since then, numerous people have asked me: "Is it really possible to run a successful business, find clients and customers, and earn money…without using social media?"

 

The answer is: "Yes."

 

In a few days, I'm leading a *free class* called Marketing Without Social Media. 

 

If you're self-employed (freelancer, consultant, entrepreneur) and you want to use social media waaaa-aaaay less (or maybe not at all), you'll gain a lot from this class.

 

I'm excited to share some refreshing ideas with you. Less digital noise. Less scrolling. Less stress. More simplicity and calm.

 

Register here. 

 

Class is happening on Thursday, June 25, 2020 at 12 pm Hawaii / 3 pm Pacific / 6 pm Eastern. Live-streaming video. 60 minutes.

 

Can't make it on Thursday, but you'd like to watch the recording later? Sign up and everything will be emailed to you.

 

*During this class, I'll share*

 

- Why I decided to delete all my social media accounts 5 years ago, and how this decision has impacted my personal life and professional life, too.

 

- How I've continued to find clients, customers, and exciting opportunities (book deals, TV interviews, speaking engagements) without using social media to promote my work.

 

- 5 ways you can sell your work without using social media. (I'll invite you to pick 1 option, try it out, and then report back to share what happened!)

 

- 1 big question that might make you cry...in a good way. We're gonna talk about priorities, regrets, life, death, digital screens, where your precious time is going, and what kind of person you want to be. 

 

This thought-provoking class invites you to rethink how you want to approach marketing, sales, and business…and also, how you want to design your life.

 

*This class is free* 

 

You're welcome to invite friends and colleagues to attend. Of course! Invite folks to sign up here. Thanks so much.

 

See you there!

 

-Alex

 

PS. One of my favorite questions: "Do you need that?"

 

PPS. This playlist. So good.