My wife Katie and I in Japan in Epcot's World Showcase (Disney in Orlando, Florida where we live).

Who is Mike Romaine?

quick bio before the good stuff

I'm a creator who is obsessed with newsletters.

Specifically Creator Newsletters.

I'm just a married guy in his early thirties who spends too much time with his wife at Epcot (Disney's adult park), his dog, and his family and friends. 

When I first started creating online I was scared sh*tless at the thought of waiting until I was 65 to "retire" and finally start living my life. 

So I decided to do something about it. 

I have now earned over seven figures online, multiple six figures a year, working as little as five hours a week.

All because of my newsletter(s).

My brother Ryan, my pup Gimli, and me at Gimli's last day of training (which I specifically opted to take part in, because I CAN with my work-freedom).

Where it all started...

This scared the sh*t out of me...

I'm very thankful that I had my epiphany very early on in my life.

Some people wake up and realize they're 60 years old and haven't lived a day in their life.

I'm also thankful I'm extremely stubborn and refused to give in to my biggest fear.

I saw everyone around me working, but no one was living.

And I made a promise to myself that I would NOT live that life.

I was devoted to being excited to wake up in the morning - and not wait until "retirement" to decide I was allowed to start doing the things I loved, with the people I loved.

Me and Katie with her parents in Dublin, Ireland during a trip around the UK.

Don't listen to the hustle bros...

Creator newsletters = freedom business

If I listened to what the gurus tell you that you HAVE to do to make money online, I'd probably still be broke.

Thankfully I'm extremely stubborn.

I made a promise to myself and I wasn't going to quit until I created MY Freedom Business.

I only had 1-2 hours a day (if I was lucky), and I refused to do things which just led me to create a second job for myself.

That meant building  business entirely around my writing..

The best way to do that?

A newsletter.