Hey Reader,

Imagine it for a minute...

You wake up in your Airbnb in Rome, Italy, swiping the pictures you took the previous day when you visited Colosseum.

As you sip your morning coffee overlooking this bustling city from your rooftop balcony,

You can't stop noticing all the people running stressfully back and forth,

To and from their 9-5 job.

All looking miserable, stuck and unhappy.

And you're just sitting there, with no care in the world,

• Free from the expectations of your "boss",
• Free from asking permission to go on holiday,
• Free from faking your happiness when you get that 0.5% yearly salary raise.

So what do you do with all that freedom?

You pull out your phone and open the Gumroad app.

This is what you see:

You realize that making almost a quarter million dollars was easier than you thought.

Sure, it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows,

It took grit, determination and long days...

But it wasn't impossible.

And right there in that moment, it hits you:

97% of the people who stress around the streets of Rome...

Struggling to make ends meet while their bosses becomes richer,

Well... they all think "it's impossible".

Impossible to quit their job and build a business.

Impossible to engineer a life that they're truly content with.

And that, Reader, is why they're stuck.

See,

The very first step of doing anything significant in your life,

• Whether you want to run a marathon,
• Retire your parents, friends and family,
• Or just build a digital product business that makes money while you sleep, shit and shower so you can do whatever the f*ck you want...

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That all starts with the belief that you're "destined for more".

It's the exact belief you need to adopt if you ever want to break break free from the eternal ever-running hamster wheel.

You know... that "wake up at 7 AM, go to your job for 9 hours, come home, watch Netflix, eat, shower, shit, repeat"-cycle.

Some call it ego or delusion.

I just call it self-belief.

You need 3 things if you want to sip Espressos in Italy on a Thursday while everyone is rushing to get to their "job".

• The belief that it's NOT impossible
• The right strategy and action plan
• The ability do focused deep work

With these 3 key elements,

You could be spending the day recording content at a coffee shop in Amsterdam,

Or be building some new digital products on a beach in Bali,

Heck, you can even rent an Airbnb in Rome and take client meetings from your rooftop balcony.

I'm here to tell you that IT IS POSSIBLE.

And there has never been a better time to start than now...

Why?

Because 95% of the people who start a Notion Creator brand...

Give up in less than 3 months.

This means...

• Your competition is low.
• Demand for your product is high.
• The users of Notion (the people who buy your products) is growing faster than ever.

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Don't let the false idea of "it's impossible" or "it's saturated" hold you back.

I'm helping 400+ people grow their Notion Creator brands right now.

None of these people have the belief that they can't do it.

That's why they're WINNING.

Like Gasper from Slovenia who's made well over $30,000 in his first few months.

Or Valdemar from Denmark who's well above $100,000 in less than 2 years.

Even Edun from Nigeria who's made close to $10,000 (which he told me is lifechanging money where he's from).

We're doing weekly calls, I'm sharing secret resources and strategies,

And we're all making money together.

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Becoming a creator is the best business model of 2025.

You can proudly tell your parents, friends and family what you're doing.

No need to hide that you're in a pyramid scheme or that you lost your life savings trading crypto.

Sure, you may have to explain 50 times what a "Notion template" is...

But speaking from experience,

They'll get it when you fly them out for an all-paid-for vacation at a 5-star hotel in Dubai.

Just like I did for my mom last year.

Stop fucking up your potential.

No more excuses.

​>> Start building your digital product business today​

P.S.

That story from Rome, Italy?

Yeah, that was me last year.

None of this is imagination.

It's the story of my life.

​>> And it could be the story of yours too​