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I hired an immigration lawyer on Tuesday. He's going to be helping me with a new visa process that I also started on Tuesday. (I know, I know. The saga continues.) To date, I haven't worked with an immigration lawyer in an ongoing capacity. Just one-off consults to be respectful of their time and expertise. The visas I've been pursuing should be doable on my own—on paper. So that's what I've tried.But after a while, if continuing to try things on your own hasn't produced the result you're after... investing in a pro is a no-brainer. For two reasons:
To name just some of it: ✅ They can quickly and reliably answer any questions you have without you having to personally sift through a ton of misinformation on social media, podcasts, etc. ✅ You also won't be relying on AI to point you in the right direction... AI that constantly pulls from bad information sources and passes that bad information onto you (unbeknownst to you if it's not your area of expertise) ✅ You have somebody to go to when you feel spun around or discouraged, and need direction or reassurance (this is a big one) ✅ The result you're after will come much sooner with far fewer headaches and wasted time I've already seen the ROI.Nico (the lawyer) stopped me from proceeding with a new visa process, because he looked over my file and saw that my previous visa attempt was never registered or closed out properly. (Immigration offices are nothing if not reliably unreliable.) I can't say with certainty that I would've caught that. Probably not. He's also been great about recapping everything we talk about and leaving me with clear expectations and action steps. Talk about a weight off my shoulders so I can focus on other stuff. If this sounds like it'd be a weight off your shoulders, too: ➡️ You just want a clear, simple fat loss plan—plus the "why" so you understand how it works ➡️ You want somebody trustworthy to go to when you inevitably see conflicting information online and are no longer sure what's best for your goals ➡️ You've lost motivation in the past and haven't made it all the way to your fat loss goal—perhaps multiple times ➡️ You don't want your nutrition and fitness plan to take up so much time and bandwidth Then apply for 1:1 coaching here: https://forms.gle/kAjS162Vm2391CtH9 Like Nico, I won't assume it's a good fit and that I can help. We'll schedule a quick, no-pressure chat to go over your fat loss goals, and what the process would look like. If we both think it's a good fit... great! You can leave the planning, structure, and ongoing adjustments to me. All you'll have to do is follow what I'll lay out—then the transformation will follow. Sam P.S. "I know what I need to do, so I'm going to try it on my own a little longer" is one of the more common things I hear from people who end up continuing to struggle with the same things. Since a lack of info was never the issue. It's weeding out misinformation, creating the best possible plan with the good information, knowing when and how to change that plan, and staying consistent when you lose motivation. That's where a professional comes in so your next few months don't look like the last few months: https://forms.gle/kAjS162Vm2391CtH9 |
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