It’s no secret that the world has become a whole hell of a lot less free over the last few years.

And that Latin America seems to be one of the last places where there are still enclaves of freedom.

The problem is that you have done all this work to set up your perfect Plan-B, but what happens when you are forced to use it and can’t speak enough Spanish to save your life?

I know it's not a fun topic, and I am not trying to be discouraging or disrespectful, but part of your responsibility is knowing enough Spanish to get by when you come to these countries.

And no, learning it when you arrive is not a good strategy.

Your best bet is to start learning and practicing today.

BEFORE you really need it.

I have heard a ton of false belief patterns where people say things like; I can’t learn Spanish because of “fill in the blank…” — I am too old, don’t have a talent for languages, it’s not in my blood, etc.

Whatever it might be, I can tell you that it is just in your head.

It’s not reality.

You just have to follow a proven program and put the time in. 

I promise.

It’s why I am excited to tell you about a new program I recently found called Spanish149.com

Why 149?

Because that’s all they charge for unlimited one-on-one Spanish lessons a month.

With most teachers, paying between $10 to $20 an hour for personalized Spanish lessons is normal, but Spanish149.com will let you take as many lessons as you want every month for only $149.

Trust me when I tell you that this is a massive deal.

If you want to study 8 hours a day and get fluent in Spanish in no time flat, you can do it, and it will still only cost you $149 a month.

You can read about the details here Spanish149.com

If you are interested in Latin America, I HIGHLY recommend learning Spanish before you come, don’t put this off; you and your family will be a lot better off if you begin today:

Spanish149.com

I know you can do it!

Mikkel

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