• RWL227 7 Figure Marketing Founder Shares How To Thrive in Remote Work w/ Neil Ateem

  • Aug 4 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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RWL227 7 Figure Marketing Founder Shares How To Thrive in Remote Work w/ Neil Ateem

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  • From the Caribbean to Kuala Lumpur and beyond, Neil Ateem's journey from working in Trinidad and Tobago’s tech and oil sectors to becoming a globe-trotting entrepreneur is extraordinary. He's a Co-Founder Of Multiplier and shares the ins and outs of transitioning to remote work, overcoming hurdles in the Caribbean, and his pivotal role at Mindvalley in Kuala Lumpur.

    Neil’s passion for marketing and leadership comes alive as he lets us in on the best advice he ever received: the "ready, fire, aim" approach, which focuses on taking action and building momentum rather than getting bogged down in endless planning. This actionable mindset has been instrumental in his success and could be the game-changer you need.

    Balancing a remote lifestyle with professional dedication is no small feat, and Neil offers tips on staying organized and productive. Learn how to create a structured routine, embrace time blocking, and maintain accountability while enjoying the perks of remote work.

    You'll also discover how Neil builds a strong company culture by hiring passionate, high-performing team members and why maintaining a balance between work and personal life is crucial.

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