Make sure you’re not one of these 23 people.
There are only 23 people left who are supposed to come to the next Quitter Conference.
That’s the exact number of tickets we still available.
I’m not sure who those 23 people are, but if you’re one of them I want to make sure you come to the conference. If you’re not, no big deal. Maybe I’ll see you at the next one.
So who are the 23?
I think they are:
1. A college senior who doesn’t want to waste a single day at the wrong job when they graduate.
2. A stay at home mom that’s had a dream for a few years and needs a push over the edge to start it.
3. A 27 year old guy who knows exactly what his dream is but doesn’t know where to start.
4. A 27 year old guy who doesn’t have a clue what his dream is but knows he’s not doing it right now and wants to figure it out.
5. A 42 year old woman who spent 20 years working for someone else and is curious what it’d be like to work for herself.
6. The dad who has a thousand good ideas but doesn’t know which one to actually focus on.
7. A recent college graduate who keeps getting told this is the worst economy to find a job in, but knows this might be the best economy to chase a dream in.
8. A discouraged guy who wants to meet 300 people who believe in his dream.
9. A retired steel worker who has dreamt for decades about something different and now suddenly has the time to do it.
10. A lawyer who became a lawyer because everyone told her she would be an amazing lawyer and now she’s not so sure that she wants to be a lawyer.
11. A customer call center representative that loves helping people at work but also wants to help people in Uganda without quitting her job.
12. A 45 year old woman who has been running from a dream for years but it refuses to keep quiet and it’s time to really try it.
13. A young girl who started a non-profit 6 months ago and needs help figuring out how to harness all the creative ideas she has.
14. The son that was told by his parents that his dream “would never work.”
15. The 25 year old who refuses to accept that “being an adult” means being miserable at work for 40 hours a week.
16. The cynic who would never attend one of these things and thinks this list is kind of dumb but there’s a money back guarantee so if he doesn’t love it at least he didn’t spend a dollar.
17. The husband with a wife who has always believed in him more than he’s believed in himself.
18. The 62 year old who refuses to believe fear when it lies and says “it’s too late to dream.”
19. The high school student who isn’t going to wait for permission or the “right age” to dream.
20. The youth pastor who has a new dream that might take him new places.
21. The executive who knows that even people who don’t paint or play the guitar can chase a dream. Dreams aren’t just for musicians and artists.
22. The California resident who knows it’s not easy to get to Nashville but if chasing a dream was easy everyone would be doing it.
23. The person who didn’t fit a single description on this list but is coming to the conference anyway.
If that’s you, sign up today. We’re about to sell out and I don’t want you to miss this experience if you’re supposed to be there.
If that’s not you, that’s OK too. You’ve got somewhere important you’re supposed to be instead on September 21-22. I hope you have an amazing weekend too.
I’ll see 23 of you (and a whole lot of other people) one month from today in Nashville,
Jon