Day 23: Why I Flew Alone to a New Country.
- Andre Abouzeid

- Jun 1
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 27
I didn’t speak the language. I didn’t know a single person there.
But I flew anyway—alone—because staying local was keeping me small.
That one decision started my global journey.
Back then, I was only focused on my local territory. I believed if I just worked harder where I was, success would come.
But growth stalled. The market was too limited.
So I asked myself: What if I could expand beyond borders?
Before traveling, I started networking through people I already knew—existing business contacts, clients, and even friends who had connections abroad.
That gave me a starting point.
Then I booked the flight.
I landed in a country where I didn’t understand the language, the culture, or the business style. But I listened, adapted, and led with humility.
From that trip, one relationship led to five more.
Those five led to teams, partners, and eventually an entire new income stream.
That one act of courage opened up a global business—and a global lifestyle.
Want to build a business that goes beyond borders?
Start with courage—and existing relationships.
In Chapter 9 of From Zero to Your First Million, I’ll show you how to:
✔️ Expand into new countries—without starting from scratch
✔️ Build trust before you travel
✔️ Use your phone to open global doors
Learn more at www.andresuccess.com.
Next Up — Day 24: Don’t Build a Business. Build People.
The secret to lasting success is developing leaders—not just customers.
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Andre Abouzeid
Wealth Strategist | International Entrepreneur | Co-Author with Brian Tracy
Helping entrepreneurs and investors build sustainable wealth through proven strategies, smart partnerships, and entrepreneurial leadership — backed by 25+ years of global experience.
👉 Learn more: www.andresuccess.com/blog📚 Explore my books: View on Amazon
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